How the Postman Delivered a Lifeline to Queer MisfitsOliver BascianoArtReview24 July 2020From love letters to mail-order pornography – on the long history of LGBT communities finding solace in the anonymity of the postal system
Work of the Week: Artists’ Guide to Feminist EconomicsOliver Bascianoartreview.com22 July 2020New podcast ‘True Currency’, from artists Ruth Beale and Amy Feneck, makes for vital listening
Work of the Week: Derek Jarman, ‘Imagining October’Oliver Bascianoartreview.com10 July 2020The rarely-seen film, streaming this week, mutes the heroism of revolution through the queered lens
Work of the Week: Seana Gavin, ‘Spiralled’Oliver Bascianoartreview.com02 July 2020As raves return to the fields of Britain, a new book looks back to the days of the travelling sound system
‘It’s Really Dangerous’: Poland’s Anti-LGBT Culture WarOliver Bascianoartreview.com26 June 2020‘If you are openly queer, it marks the end of your career.’ Artist and activist Karol Radziszewski on what’s at stake in the upcoming elections
Work of the Week: Arthur Jafa, ‘Love Is The Message, The Message Is Death’Oliver Bascianoartreview.com26 June 2020The artist’s ode to black American struggle – streaming online this weekend – is imbued with a powerful, but conflicted, pathos
Work of the Week: John Akomfrah, ‘Handsworth Songs’Oliver Bascianoartreview.com18 June 2020The ghosts of the artist’s 1986 film – available to watch this week – have not been exorcised
