Helen Charman

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Opinion
‘Mother State’ Reveals the Political Stakes of Motherhood

Writer and academic Helen Charman’s debut non-fiction book tracks the cultural fixation of mothering in art and literature

BY Anna Coatman |
Exhibition Reviews
Nicolas Party’s Flames of Divine Retribution

At The Modern Institute, Glasgow, an exhibition filled with religious symbolism feels curiously shallow

BY Helen Charman |
Exhibition Reviews , UK Reviews
Matthew Arthur Williams Opens His Family Archive

An exhibition at Dundee Contemporary Arts interrogates the relationship between memory, experience and preservation 

BY Helen Charman |
Exhibition Reviews , UK Reviews
Elizabeth Price’s Inspirational Carpets

At the Hunterian Art Gallery, Glasgow, the artist activates the archives of Scotland’s most influential carpet designers, James Templeton & Co Ltd and Stoddard International plc

BY Helen Charman |
Exhibition Reviews , UK Reviews
Douglas Gordon’s Return to Scotland 

At Dundee Contemporary Arts, the first UK institutional presentation of the film k.364 ruminates on ancestral trauma, travel and music

BY Helen Charman |
Profiles
Nobel Laureate Olga Tokarczuk: An ‘Archaeologist of the Collective Psyche’

The prolific Polish writer has a complicated relationship to nationality

BY Helen Charman |
Opinion
Hannah Sullivan’s TS Eliot Prize-Winning ‘Three Poems’ and the Problem with an Awards Monoculture

The way in which we talk about these accolades tends to hyperbole; artworks are not created in a financial vacuum

BY Helen Charman |