Philomena Epps is an editor and writer based in London.
Philomena Epps traces the transgressive histories of erotic art made by female artists during the sexual revolution
In London, shows by Bruce Nauman, Klara Lidén and Helen Cammock reflect on the pleasures and politics of idleness
‘Fantastic Women’, currently on view at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Humlebaek, is one of many recent shows revising the art-historical canon
An artist who made a mockery of wealth and class pretensions is revivified as a prophet of possibility in a corrupted world
From her kitchen table in Canterbury, the Australian curator quietly reinvented the exhibition format
In two shows at Goldsmiths CCA and Hales Gallery, London, Nilsson furthers her life-long alchemization of objects and limbs
An event at Somerset House to launch Ignota Press’ first book, the anthology: Spells: 21st-Century Occult Poetry
At Amanda Wilkinson Gallery, London, two series of work from the 1970s show the late artist’s playful, powerful intertwining of text and image
Exploring the legacy of the radical 1960s London gallery in a group show curated by kurimanzutto, Mexico City, at Thomas Dane, London
Rediscovering Jo Bondy through her assemblages, box works, and ceramics from the 1960s to 1970s
Alfredo Jaar’s show at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Wakefield, forces truth and images to confront each other
Ahead of the 5th edition of his cult annual event – the first outside of New York – Stewart Uoo talks positivity, performance and parties
Nina Höchtl and Julia Wieger discuss researching the Austrian Association of Women Artists and their efforts to disrupt unreliable histories
Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, Helsinki, Finland
