Jessica Lagunas’ make up video triptych (Para Verte Mejor, Para Acariciarte Mejor, Para Besarte Mejor) will be included in the forthcoming exhibition, ’Basic Instinct’ at the Black and White Gallery/ Project Space, Brooklyn, New York from the 17th December 2010- 23rd January 2011.

Helen Carmel Benigson’s video works will be screened as part of UCL’s symposium ’Sexuate Subjects’ at UCL 3rd December - 5th December, an international interdisciplinary event which will examine sexuality and sexual difference and will include key note speeches by Luce Irigaray. The symposium will include a performance by rapper, Princess Belsize Dollar (Helen Carmel Benigson), on Saturday 4th December 2010 at 8pm.

Jessica Lagunas work will be presented in the City of Women performance festival, Slovenia, in October 2010

Michelle Souter’s work is currently being presented in the exhibition New media, sex & culture in the 21st century, at the Museum of New Art, Detroit, Michigan (MONA) The show, "New Media, Sex, and Culture in the 21st Century," will feature the work of over 50 international, national, and regional artists who explore femininity, masculinity, desire, pleasure, family politics, liberation and repression, pornography, prostitution, sexual violence, and other topics. The show’s theme recognizes that our digital media culture is saturated with sexual representations and complex issues of sexuality. The work displayed in this exhibition probe, comment on and question these issues in many media including video, performance, photography, painting, sculpture, interactive computer games, and printmaking. The opening on Saturday, October 2 (6 to 9 p.m.) will feature several performances.

Andrew Hollis and Rebecca Stevenson have been selected for this years Hang Art 7 exhibition, chosen by international curators as two of the seven artists representing the best of new British Art which will be presented in Hangar 7 - the innovative public exhibition space in Salzberg.

Jessica Lagunas, Forever Young Series- Lagunas’ works are currently on show in at the Jersey City Museum, in Hair Tactics, where Lagunas’ ‘Forever Young’ series is on view for the first time. The exhibition is open until August 22nd 2010

Frank Bowling, Great Thames- Frank Bowling’s monograph will be published to co-inside with the solo show at the Royal Academy

Helen Carmel Benigson’s work will be included in this years Cheltenham Film Festival within the Meantime Project Space. The Meantime Project Space will examine the negotiations of contemporary identity and representation through the use of video. Benigson’s work will appear alongside other emerging artists who engage with video in fantastical and provocative, sober and oblique ways

Coinciding with the launch of Frank Bowling’s monograph, Frank Bolwing’s paintings will be presented in a solo exhibition in the Royal Acacemy of Arts in June 2011

Frank Bowling’s monograph will be published by the Royal Academy of Arts in June 2011. The monograph will be written by acclaimed abstract art critic Mel Gooding.

Frank Bowling RA is included in Tate Liverpool’s major exhibition Afro Modern. Bowling’s painting, Who’s Afraid fo Barney Newman has gained much critical praise, referred to by Jackie Wullschluger in a review in the Financial Times as ‘Frank Bowling’s 1968 “Who’s Afraid of Barney Newman?” – a painterly abstraction in pan-African colours with a parodic Newman zip – is a high point’, whilst Jonathan Jones remarks in the Guardian as ‘you simply don’t get the same sense of creative dialogue between black and white artists, although Frank Bowling’s painting Who’s Afraid of Barney Newman?, which reinvents Newman’s abstract vertical bands in tropical colours and places on them a spectral map of South America, is a highly honourable exception’  See a selection of reviews below: FT.com Afro Modern, Tate Liverpool The Guardian Behind the masks: Afro Modern at Tate Liverpool The Guardian Afro Modern at Tate Liverpool: Voyage of rediscovery

See a selection of reviews below:
Afro Modern, Tate Liverpool, FT.com
Behind the masks: Afro Modern at Tate Liverpool, The Guardian
Afro Modern at Tate Liverpool: Voyage of rediscovery, The Guardian