Tim Silver: A review of sorts.

Written by Adam Siddaway. Edited by Elsa Holmes. One of the greatest problems with contemporary art is its failure to connect with the public. Conceptual art, abstract concepts and edgy or gross aesthetics all have their enthusiastic audience, but generally, that audience is limited to collectors, artists and people already within the pre-existing ‘art world’. The success of the work on show by Tim Silver at Ten Cubed is in part due to its accessibility. The response from the public has been overwhelmingly positive precisely because people tend to understand the work, and have a meaningful dialogue with it. For the full review, click HERE.