Articles by Kaite Welsh
Bringing Oregon to Soho: Laura Gibson live
Having checked out Laura Gibson's latest work La Grande, Kaite Welsh heads to The Social to catch a performance and have a chat with the singer
Kaite Welsh // 2 March 2012
Categories: Interviews, Music, Reviews
Laura Gibson's grand return
Kaite Welsh listens to Laura Gibson's latest album and finds her recalling the musical quirks she is best known for but also exploring new territory
Kaite Welsh // 27 January 2012
In the Loop
This collection of essays goes well beyond glossy photos and patterns, weaving together a serious assessment of knitting, its role in activism, art and more, says Kaite Welsh
Kaite Welsh // 8 August 2010
Categories: Books
Love: Sacred and Profane
Kaite Welsh reviews a performance of "romantic duets and melancholy ayres" by new opera ensemble En Travesti
Kaite Welsh // 18 June 2010
Categories: Music
Hello Kitty Must Die
The protagonist of Angela S. Choi's comic debut novel channels the anger of every woman who has been belittled or demeaned, says Kaite Welsh
Kaite Welsh // 21 February 2010
Categories: Books
The Fossil Hunter
Kaite Welsh reviews a fictionalised biography of early paleontologist Mary Anning
Kaite Welsh // 4 February 2010
Categories: Books
Mysteries of the Iconographies
Artist Carolee Schneemann may be best-known for 'Interior Scroll', in which she read from a scroll she extracted from her vagina. But, at 70, her influence stretches far beyond that one famous performance piece. Kaite Welsh attended her recent lecture at the Tate Liverpool
Kaite Welsh // 4 October 2009
Categories: Art
