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What are ‘we’ made of?

The Reflection Room is an exercise in curation. I’m interested in what happens when we put art, poetry and psychology next to each other.

This is Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s I Refuse to be Invisible (2010). At first, it looks like an intima...

9 days ago

I should like to have some interesting angles

The Reflection Room is an exercise in curation, and I’m noticing what happens when we put art, poetry and psychology next to each other.

Here I’m pairing poetry and sculpture to think about what we psychologically hold and protect.

just a...

16 days ago
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This Girl Can. But are we allowed to say when she can’t (yet)?

I don’t think we can know whether somebody is good at something until we reflect on who we’re comparing them with. A runner can be super fast compared with my shuffle around the parkrun course, or slow compared with an Olympian.

When ther...

21 days ago
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Return to Sender

Some of the things we think we know about ourselves is stuff we have inherited. We inherit from all sorts of people and places, families and traditions, workplaces and their cultures. Increasingly, we’re inheriting language and ideas from a...

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Homesick for a time we never knew

“Are You Looking Up?” (2026), oil on canvas, 52 x 78 inches, Meghann Stephenson. I’m pairing todays article with Meghann’s work, this is part of an exhibition called ‘Queen of the Neighborhood!’ paintings that correspond to the nine c...
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