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Sound marks the first encounter at Soufiane Ababri’s exhibition Here is a strange and bitter crop showing at London’s Space Gallery until 24th November, in a partnership with Glassbox Gallery in Paris. The ambiguous roar of a crowd invites us into an installation of drawings, sound, sculpture and performance that explores masculinity and vulnerability through its most intimate lens, the prism … Continue reading REVIEW: BITTER TO WHAT END? –
Crown Troupe theatre have returned to Freedom Park with another production. This time Wole Soyinka’s The Swamp Dwellers. There is much to be said for the interestingness of the themes Soyinka is explores in this play, but the material has not aged well. The dialogue feels often heavy and ponderous; this is not an insurmountable … Continue reading Review: The Swamp Dwellers, at Freedom Park
Now, the first thing to say about ‘Remember the Future’ is that it is a brilliantly curated exhibition – the space at ‘Red Door’ is used to ample effect, and the works on display, of which there are many, but not too many, are given their dramatic due. That is where the drama ends, because Dennis Osadebe’s … Continue reading Review: Dennis Osadebe’s ‘Remember the Future ‘
