Joanne Robertson: Not Quite Good Enough to be on TV Harmonies Richard Sides often centering on the female

often centering on the female figure

Black Mountain was a crucible of revolutionary literature

it has largely been neglected: this staunch refusal of anything hi-fi and hi-tech has fallen under the radar of the categories we use to analyse ourselves and our times

and essays show Gupta’s crucial role at the center of grassroots queer and postcolonial organizing throughout an artistic career lived between Canada

caressed and torn asunder

Joanne Robertson: Not Quite Good Enough to be on TV Harmonies Richard Sides often centering on the female5b, 2025, softcover, 88 pages, 21. 5 x 30. 5 cm Not Quite Good Enough to be on TV Harmonies is Robertson's ode to the form of the guitar: a suite of new drawings rendered in oil pastel, and directly connected to her new large scale paintings. In the artist's words: Living around guitars means they are often just sat in your peripheral vision, curving, almost bent over in the corner of a room. The work's range is a testament to the instrument's