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'At the base of living is belief'
Ilsa Colsell, 2006
'Walking After Acconci'
Marie-Anne McQuay, 2005
'Anonymous
Lovers'
JJ Charlesworth, 2005
The music is all...'
Momus, 2005
'Tape Me I'm Yours'
Steve Lamacq, 2005
'Nests, Puke, Frames...'
Tom McCarthy, 2003
'The Second Coming'
Vivienne Gaskin, 2003
'Love letter, love letter'
Dan Howard-Birt, 2001 |
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'Music: Best of 2006' Artforum. 2006
'Silent Sound' Frieze. 2006
'The voice within' Independent. 2006
'Private View' Time Out. 2006
'Take Two'
i-D. 2006
'Iain
Forsyth & Jane Pollard' Untitled, 2005
'Lover's View'
The Big Issue, 2005
'Remake/Remodel'
Plan B, 2005
'Cream of the Crop'
Independent, 2004
London's top 25 new artists'
Art Review, 2004
'We Love Each Other'
The Guardian, 2004
'Psychotic Reaction'
Mojo, 2003
'Would a band...'
i-D Magazine, 2003
'Rewind and repeat
to fade'
Art Review, 2003
'Spastic Fantastic'
Sleazenation, 2003
'Kick the kitsch'
The Independent, 2003
'It Beats Bingo!'
The Guardian, 2003
'Star in their eyes'
Sunday Express, 1998
'Boy, could they play
guitar'
The Independent, 1998
'Pop Art'
i-D Magazine, 1997
'Doing it for the kids'
Live Art Magazine, 1997
'Reel Around The Fountain'
Frieze, 1997
'Yerself is Steam'
Time Out, 1996
'Box Clever'
Big Issue, 1994
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Yerself is Steam
Tania Guha
In 1996 Iain and Jane curated
Yerself is Steam,
a summer show featuring an incredible and unusual collection of work
by 40 London-based artists including Dinos and Jake Chapman, Sam Taylor
Wood, Tracey Emin, Carl Freedman, Matthew Higgs, Stewart Home alongside
work fresh from degree show walls by Polly Staple, Mark Jessett and
Dan Howard Birt. Tania Guha reviewed the show in its opening week for
Time Out, ranking it as a critic's choice - the exhibition was visited
by over a thousand people in its three week run.
This review originally appeared
in Time Out, 24th - 31st July 1996
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"If the new British school of art exists then, judging by this
show, it's more Grange Hill than Bloomsbury. A treat; don't miss it."
Yerself is Steam
Why Can't I Be You?
I've built my world
around you
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