UPCOMING!
‘3 Jokes’, A Social Process of Unknowing Yourself in Real Time, Ed. Kate Briggs, Published by The Yellow Paper, 2023.


RECENT WRITING:
You know it’s not the same as it was: Review of The Promise of Pleasure programmed by Naomi Pearce and Anna Bunting-Branch at The Barbican, MAP Magazine, 2023

Park Life: Review of Jupiter Rising X EAF Party, part of a series of responses to Edinburgh Art Festival 2023, commissioned by Rosie Roberts, 2023


The Ludicrously Capacious Bag, Published by The Yellow Paper, Glasgow, August 2023 (The Yellow Paper Prize for New Writing)

The Real Me, Abridged audio book of Always Open Always Closed, Radiophrenia Glasgow, 2023.

‘A Beetle Crawls Up the Wall’, From Troubled Dreams Under a Glare of Sky, Ed. Michael Pattison, Edinburgh International Film Festival Critical Writing Commission 2023

Earlier, Here, Later, Commissioned Text for Slim Glimpses, Amy Winstanley, Cample Line, Dumfriesshire, 2023

Always Open Always Closed, Published by JOAN, June 2023.

3 poems in Deleuzine Vol 2: She-Dogs, Edited by Sabeen Chaudhry and Lilly Marks, 2023

Do only interesting people get interested?, Review of a Glasgow gallery weekend 12/13 May, MAP Magazine, 2023

Contribution to The Kink in the Arc, Edited by Paul Becker, 2023

SLOW, Commissioned Text for FLOW, Sophia Pauley, The Briggait, WASPS, Glasgow, 2022

I wondered if I would care if I saw him again, Review of People Person by Sam Cottington, MAP Magazine, 2022

Letter from Newcastle and Gateshead, Nothing Personal Issue 3, Glasgow, 2022

Ms Real gets lost, as far as i remember, Berlin, 2022

Teatime, Commissioned Text for Workaround, Charlie Hammond, The Hunterian, Glasgow, 2022

A Luminous Decay: On ‘A Moving X-Ray’, seven films by Sandra Lahire on Another Screen, MAP Magazine, 2022

Unsure Theory, Arts Journal (MDPI) Special Issue: Autotheory in Contemporary Visual Arts Practice, 2022

After Blue (1993), Responses to Derek Jarman's Blue (1993), Pilot Press, 2022


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Lunchtime Gallery
David Dale Gallery
Glasgow Art Map

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