shifty paradigms

a selection of texts by Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt on and around art and society

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It’s Fascinating, It’s Beautiful, It’s Aesthetic, It’s Gorgeous, but, in the End, People are Dying

Tyranny and Tribalism: The Art of Ivan Grubanov

On Colin Darke

Fantasy Festivals of the Future

Surprise Me: On Artist-Led Activity in the UK in 1996

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