Conversations
Many of our articles are in the form of conversations. These include interviews (imaginary or real); ‘crits’ or discussions; conversations between people from different backgrounds or disciplines, and conversations with art works.
Drawing a Line from the Humber to the Hudson: An Interview with David Remfry
Barnaby HaranIn this article, Barnaby Haran...
The CloverLore Archive
CloverLore was a six-week collaborative and...
Fish ‘n’ Crits – Humber Street and regeneration discussion – Brill
For our featured conversation for this issue we discussed cultural regeneration and the “transformation” of Humber Street. You can watch the conversation here or read the articles below.
Insights of an Eco Artist X-Post: In Conversation with Lauren Saunders
Interview by Joana Alarcão Crossposted article...
Confidence in Line
Critical thinking and artistic responses from...
School walk out
Recent reports have highlighted the shocking extent of sexual harassment and violence in schools, so we are very grateful for this timely article by Evan Chapman and Ilsa Hartley in response to the death of Sarah Everard in March this year. This article includes an interview, short film and photographs. Ilsa and Evan have since left school and we wish them both well for the future.
Carbon-Borders-Voices
Carbon-Borders-Voices is an interdisciplinary conversation. Artists Kevin Parker and Matt Fratson, and scientist Rob Marchant explore common ground and differing perspectives in response to the prompt ‘Above, Below, at the Edge of the Water’.
Unity in Scottsboro: an Interview with Don Howard
The Critical Fish editor Barnaby Haran interviews caricature artist Don Howard about his mural depiction of the ‘Scottsboro Boys’ story, which was recently installed in Scottsboro, Alabama.
Practice in Place: In Conversation with Jessie Davies
Jessie Davies is an artist rooted in the Humber region. For the last year she has been part of Humber Street Gallery’s Fruit Factory Network programme and last year she presented nine of her Estuary paintings in the exhibition Practice in Place, which ran until 20th December 2020.