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Robert Barry

Art

Electric Dreams: An Interview With Haroon Mirza

British sound artist Haroon Mirza takes over a former U-Boat base on the French Atlantic coast
Art

Bodies That Matter: Stina Nyberg At Block Universe Performance Festival

At this year's Block Universe festival of performance art, Stina Nyberg's Shapes of States stood out for its nuanced look at the conjoined histories of Taylorism, Biomechanics, and Swedish public health programmes
Art

We Can Build You: The Handyman Aesthetic of Keef Winter

The Handyman aesthetic of Keef Winter marries sculpture to performance, environmental psychology to urbanism, architecture, and fine art
Art

Here Time Becomes Space: From Jeremiah Day To John Latham

Jeremiah Day's performances draw on Hannar Arendt and the events of Taksim Square and Gezi Park. Arcade Gallery's show Even Dust Can Burst Into Flames puts Day alongside Anna Barham, Kit Craig, and John Latham
Art

The Last Work Of Art: Remembering Remko Scha

With a show dedicated to his visual work currently at TG Gallery, Nottingham, Craft/Work pays tribute to Remko Scha (1945–2015), pioneer of automatic art
Art

Spatial Problems, Temporal Solutions: Cevdet Erek Interviewed

On the eve of the Venice Biennale, Craft/Work talks to Cevdet Erek, who this year will be the artist responsible for the Turkish Pavillion
Art

Film As Surface: Elizabeth McAlpine’s Light Reading

At Elizabeth McAlpine's solo show at Laura Bartlett Gallery, Robert Barry discovers an exploration of the materiality of the cinematogaph
Art

A Chance To Cut: The Ends Of Collage

Inspired by the present show at Luxembourg & Dayan curated by Yuval Etgar, Craft/Work explores the past, present, and futures of cut and paste as style and idea
Art

On The Edge: Michelle Williams Gamaker And Julia Kouneski

The exhibition Concrete Jungle at Annka Kultys Gallery, Bethnal Green, features the work of Tamar Guimarães alongside films by Michelle Williams Gamaker And Julia Kouneski, all equally inspired by Lygia Clark and Oscar Niemeyer
Books

Fail Better: The Music Of The Future

In an extract from his new book, The Music of the Future, published by Repeater Books, Robert Barry considers the possibilities of a criticism that shares the qualities of music and the reasons why that idea might not always be welcome
Art

A Mixtape You Inhabit: All Channels Open At Wysing Arts Centre

At Cambridgeshire’s Wysing Arts Centre, a new audiovisual group show features work by Beatrice Dillon, Florence Peake, and Anne Tetzlaff, David Blandy and Larry Achiampong, plus Henna-Riika Halonen, Laura O’Neil, Evan Ifekoya, Lawrence Lek, Gary Zhexi Zhang, and Wojciech Kosma
A Quietus Interview

“Everything Was In The Moment”: An Interview With Manuel Göttsching

As he prepares to take the stage at the Barbican for Convergence Festival, performing a special version of E2–E4 plus material from the Ash Ra Tempel albums Schwingungen and 7Up, Manuel Göttsching talks to Bobby Barry about free music, minimalism, and being the loudest band in West Berlin
Art

Zones Of Sacrifice: Drifting Through London With Laura Oldfield Ford

With her latest exhibition Alpha/Isis/Eden open at the nearby Showroom, artist Laura Oldfield Ford takes Craft/Work for a dérive through the environs of Lisson Grove
Art

“Sound Is Expensive”: An Interview With Christine Sun Kim

Ahead of her performance at Cafe Oto's Kammer Klang on Tuesday, Craft/Work speaks to sound artist Christine Sun Kim about music, sign language, and silence
Art

Decent Proposals: Peter Liversidge At Kate MacGarry

Peter Liversidge's pareidolia proposal, currently on view at Kate MacGarry, London, is one of the artist's milder suggestions
Anniversary

Short Shark Shock: Thirty Years Of Young British Artists

Three decades after they were dubbed Young British Artists, Robert Barry looks back at the work of a generation for whom conceptual art did not demand the denial of life and joy.

A Quietus Interview

Hip To Be²: Talking To Hull’s Electronica Collective SquareWaves

Since 2014, Hull’s SquareWaves collective have been producing some of the city’s most exciting electronic music. This spring, they join Surgeon, Kiran Sande, and Factory Floor’ Nik Void to laud the legacy of Coum Transmissions at Hull’s City of Culture celebrations
Art

That Was The Year That Was: 2016 In Art

As 2016 prepares to shuffle off its clogs and resign itself to the dustbin of history, Craft/Work looks back at some of the year’s notable exhibitions and art-related news stories
Art

Time, Work, Discipline: The (Not) Music Of Bruce Nauman

With the release of a new vinyl record of the soundtrack to Bruce Nauman’s first violin film, Craft/Work considers the artist’s place in the development of a new music aesthetics
Black Sky Thinking

Wreath Lectures 2016: This Was The Year That Did Not Happen

Robert Barry kicks off the 2016 Wreath Lectures by casting his mind back over the past 11 months and asking if, given how utterly rancid and appalling everything has been, the year actually happened at all
Art

Uptown Top Ranking: New Dot Art Domain Launches

Pondering the creation of a new top level domain name for the artworld: .art
Art

A Revolution In Mores: Tino Sehgal Takes Over The Palais De Tokyo

As he becomes the second-ever artist to be given carte blanche over the entirety of Paris’s mammoth Palais de Tokyo, Tino Sehgal talks to Craft/Work about Situationism, affective labour, and the creation of new passions
A Quietus Interview

Draw A Straight Line: Linear Obsessional Recordings Interviewed

From recordings of Russian spaceports to musical machinery, Richard Sanderson's free-download label has been charting the sonic hinterlands for three years now. The founder and musician talks to Robert Barry
Art

Seeing Behind The Surface: An Interview With Tony Cragg

As his new solo show begins at the Lisson Gallery, London, Craft/Work talks to Tony Cragg about a love of geology, the trouble with minimalism, and trying to see beyond the surface of things
Art

Playing The Room: People And Performance At Frieze London 2016

Craft/Work explores the many performances and scenographic installations in and around this year Frieze art fair
Art

The Measures Taken: Antony Gormley At The White Cube

Antony Gormley's new show at the White Cube in Bermondsey is a powerful evocation of the human condition in all its messy irregularity
Art

A Kind Of Magic: Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster On Opera And Science Fiction

Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster talks about her work OPERA (QM.15) (2016), part of the Hayward Gallery’s current off-site exhibition, The Infinite Mix
Art

Alien Bodies: Ivana Basic At Annka Kultys

Craft/Work presents an interview with Ivana Basic and a short extract from her new book in celebration of her new solo show at Annka Kultys Gallery, Bethnal Green
Art

Emerging Artists And New Scenes: Exploring The Start Art Fair

The Saatchi Gallery’s fledgling art fair returns for a second year, with performances from Hackney Wick and sculptures from Taipei
Art

The Language Of Flowers: Dorothea Tanning At Alison Jacques

The Flower Paintings of Dorothea Tanning bring to mind one of the greatest mysteries in the history of the book trade
Art

Artist Run: Taking Sound Art Further At Frequente, Milan

Craft/Work explores a Milanese organisation dedicated to sound art through research and practice, run by Nicola Ratti, Attila Faravelli, Enrico Malatesta, and Gaia Martino
Art

The Not There: The Abuse Standards Violations Of Eva & Franco Mattes

Eva and Franco Mattes’s show at Carroll/Fletcher explores the invisible labour behind the internet – but it finishes today, so hurry down there fast
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