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Field Trip #10: dOCUMENTA (13)
Linda Pittwood takes a trip to the exhibition of modern and contemporary art in Kassel, Germany… On a bright sunny afternoon we followed the map to a shabby building, went round the back, shuffled...
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Field Trip #11: Indie Tracks Festival
Paul Forster reports from Indie Tracks Festival, and asks: ‘is this the last bastion of indie-pop?’ If indie-pop is the last bastion, then Indie Tracks, the festival located in the Derbyshire...
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Field Trip #12: Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin
Berlin: a city where gothic meets space age architecture… Fired up on caffeine courtesy of a beautiful cafe in north east Berlin (Anna Blumen), I rock up at the Neue Nationalgalerie, where...
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Field Trip #13: London
When we were invited down to Radio 6 Music, we thought it would make perfect material for a London Field Trip… This particular Field Trip has been a long time coming. London is one of our favourite...
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Field Trip #14: Frankfurt
Artist Natalie Hughes infiltrates Frankfurt, observing camping punks, art schools, curated balconies and confused Americans … It’s 9:20 am Frankfurt time on the 14th September and there’s a chill in...
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Field Trip #15: Madrid
Absinthe, indie and Guernica, all part of a whistle-stop tour of Madrid, one of the world’s finest cities… It’s always a thrill landing in one of the world’s greatest cities, but as we make our way...
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Field Trip #16: Cologne
Artist, and Artistic Director at the Bluecoat, Bryan Biggs reports back from Cologne… There’s a joke going round in Germany at the moment about its Chancellor: ‘What does Angela Merkel do with her old...
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Field Trip #17: Aesthetica Short Film Festival, York
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Field Trip #18: A Way In– Shanghai Biennale
Winner of the inaugural John Moores Critics Award, Linda Pittwood reports back from the recent Shanghai Biennale… The first time I visited the Power Station of Art, epicentre of the 9th Shanghai...
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Field Trip #19: Fringe Film Fest
Paul Forster goes in search of a Queer Film Fest sans identity crisis, and finds it in Fringe! I had originally intended to cover the Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, which took place at the BFI...
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Field Trip: Chime For Change
Earlier this month, the Chime for Change campaign assembled an impressive line-up of talent, raising awareness about issues affecting women globally. Kayleigh Davies was there. What does feminism...
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Field Trip: Hyper Japan
Cosplay, Nintendo and cakes with faces, all in a day’s work for Hyper Japan, the UK’s biggest J-culture showcase… The train on the way to Hyper Japan is packed with girls toting Hello Kitty bags,...
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Field Trip: Welcome to Miami
After time spent in the UK, Miami native José Carlos Diaz describes a weekend back on home turf… Summertime in Miami tends to flow into the autumn without much notice; the humidity, beating sun, and...
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Field Trip: Sketches from Venice
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Field Trip: How I Survived the Zombie Apocalypse
Did you know the apocalypse has already started? In Essex? Oli Rahman reloads his BB gun and joins The Last Survivors… A screaming zombie batters through the double doors and drags my friend out of...
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Field Trip: Sketches From Venice, Chapter Two
In chapter two of her Venice odyssey, Ruth Dillon has no option but to giver herself over to a full art overdose… The 55th Venice Biennale is immense. Venice is a city consumed by, built upon and...
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Field Trip: Sketches From Venice, Chapter Three
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Field Trip: Phillipe Parreno at The Palais de Tokyo
Emma Palmer leaves Paris and the surprises of The Palais de Tokyo feeling completely dazzled… I was fortunate enough to squeeze in a visit to Paris for the closing weekend of Phillipe Parreno’s...
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Field Trip: Riflemaker and Matt’s Gallery
Drawing inspiration from independent art spaces in London, Laura Robertson asks why smaller cities like Liverpool aren’t providing enough of a varied art offer… Think of anything missing from the...
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Field Trip #19: Fringe Film Fest
Paul Forster goes in search of a Queer Film Fest sans identity crisis, and finds it in Fringe! I had originally intended to cover the Lesbian & Gay Film Festival, which took place at the BFI...
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