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Sam Gregory

Art

The Wow Factor: At The Re-Opened Site Gallery, Sheffield

At Sheffield's newly re-opened Site Gallery, Sam Gregory situates the new space within a context of urban regeneration
Books

Clarity Begins At Home: On Psychedelic Revolutionaries

Sam Gregory reviews P.W. Barber's Psychedelic Revolutionaries: Three Medical Pioneers, The Fall of Hallucinogenic Research, and the Rise of Big Pharma, a history of the neglected experiments of Humphry Osmond, Abram Hoffer, and Duncan Blewitt
Art

“What Nut Does The Human Finger Most Taste Like?”: A Party After The End Of The World

Sam Gregory heads to Sheffield's Festival of Debate for A Party After The End of the World by Forest Sounds
Art

Art Making Itself Useful: The Legacy Of Eric Ravilious

Sam Gregory finds a peculiar shade of modernism running through Ravilious & Co: The Pattern of Friendship at the Millennium Gallery, Sheffield
Art

Slated and Curated: Vlatka Horvat And Tim Etchells At Sheffield Millennium Gallery

Vlatka Horvat and Tim Etchells playfully reimagine Sheffield’s historic museum collection
Art

Blurred Boundaries, Toppled Monuments: The Hepworth Sculpture Prize

Craft/Work's Sam Gregory casts his vote for the People's Choice award at the Hepworth Sculpture Prize exhibition
Art

Imagine The World Anew: Assemble Talk Brutalist Playgrounds

At Sheffields S1 Artspace, Sam Gregory clambers over some brutalist playgrounds and talks to architectural collective ASSEMBLE
Art

An Event Not An Appearance: Bridget Riley, Venice And Beyond

Amongst the hypnotic straight lines of Sheffield Graves Gallery’s Bridget Riley show, Sam Gregory finds an innovative response to the city’s straitened circumstances
Art

Painting With The Light: Dan Flavin At Ikon

Twenty years after his death, the works of Dan Flavin are as illuminating as ever, finds Sam Gregory

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