Nothing Personal is a new magazine for art, essays and reviews, based in Glasgow, co-founded by Calum Sutherland, Maria Howard, Esther Draycott and Kiah Endelman Music.
The pilot issue includes writing and reviews by Neil Clements, Esther Draycott, Kiah Endelman Music, Maria Howard, Loll Jung, Aman Sandhu, Calum Sutherland and Swapnaa Tamhane, and artworks and images by Rosie Dowd-Smyth, Rhett Leinster, Lindsey Jean McLean, Oliver McConnie and Julia Tulke.
My article, Much of it Means Nothing, critiques the lack of meaningful care or action behind so-called ‘statements of commitment’ that art institutions seem to endlessly churn out around crucial issues including anti-racism, sustainability and fair pay.
She had found her world in touch and found it (so) uncomfortable, a text enacting the moment of a fall, is included in The Yellow Paper, Journal for Art Writing Edition I. The anthology gathers work from the inaugural cohort of GSA Art Writers and contributions from Kate Briggs, Laurence Figgis, Daisy Lafarge and Susannah Thompson.
