Ashleigh Kane

1 week ago | dazeddigital.com | Ashleigh Kane

June brings a wave of shows that shift across timelines, senses and systems of power. There’s Shyama Golden’s multi-life journey through myth and memory in London, Garrett Bradley’s cinematic lens on everyday revolution in Amsterdam, and Douglas Gordon’s sprawling archive of moving image in Milan. Whether you’re in the mood for quiet contemplation or full-body immersion, these shows offer more than just something to stare at.

1 month ago | dazeddigital.com | Ashleigh Kane

Spring has sprung! And with it comes a bloom of exhibitions that speak to kinship, care, resistance and ritual. From rooftop moon tents and balloon-filled rooms to darkroom love letters and seedling-led city walks, May’s most exciting shows embrace intimacy in all its forms. So, whether you’re tuning into the right to communicate, touching the cosmic, or tracing the body through time, here’s a crop of shows worth stepping out for.

2 months ago | dazeddigital.com | Ashleigh Kane

From long-overdue feminist retrospectives to tender one-night-only screenings, April’s got the full spectrum. Whether you’re roaming the echo of revolution with Nazanin Noori, taking pause inside Jeano Edwards’ dreamy new film, or catching Steve McQueen’s photography-led exhibition Resistance in its final months, this April is all about reflection, rupture and reckoning. Come for the quiet hauntings, stay for the collective calls to action.

2 months ago | anothermag.com | Ashleigh Kane |TextAshleigh Kane

In the new issue of AnOther Magazine, Hew Locke talks about how his childhood Christmases in Guyana watching masquerade bands inspires his artwork This article is taken from the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of AnOther Magazine:“Christmas in Guyana wasn’t complete without a masquerade band. You would hear it coming in the distance – the high-pitched sound of a fife and a small snare drum. The band would move through the local area, going to places they knew they’d be welcome and could make some money.

Feb 27, 2025 | dazeddigital.com | Ashleigh Kane

This month’s exhibitions delve into the complexities of identity, resistance, and transformation, redefining how art can respond to our ever-shifting cultural and political landscapes.