Special Issue: ‘Carol Rhodes: Seen and Unseen’
This Special Issue compiles contributions from Carol Rhodes: Seen and Unseen, a day-long symposium that took place at the Glasgow School of Art in April 2024. The purpose of this event was to provoke a range of new writing around Rhodes’s paintings, exploring how existing scholarship on her practice might be both consolidated and expanded upon.
EDITORIAL
Special Issue: ‘Carol Rhodes: Seen and Unseen’
NEIL CLEMENTS
ARTICLES
Reaching the stuff itself: The delicate empiricism of Carol Rhodes
CRAIG STAFF
Distance tactics: Carol Rhodes and painting at the periphery
MOYRA DERBY
VISUAL ESSAYS
Carol Rhodes: The Deluge
PAINTING NERDS
The notes on process
SIN PARK
ARTICLES
Whatever happened to Silicon Glen? Carol Rhodes and the painting of ‘post-industrial stuff’
PAUL PIERONI
Surrogate viewers
ROSIE ROBERTS
Carol Rhodes and What Some Women Did
SHONA MACNAUGHTON
EXHIBITION REVIEWS
Christina Kimeze: Between Wood and Wheel, curated by Margot Heller South London Gallery, London, 31 January–11 May 2025
LAURA MORETON-GRIFFITHS
Thank You for Dinner, Prunella Clough and Deborah Lerner, Flexitron Gallery, London, 26 February–5 April 2025
SCOTT MCCRACKEN
ARTICLE
The social character of contemporary painting: Buchloh on Richter’s politics
IAN HEYWOOD
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