MIA JANKOWICZ

ART AND CULTURE WRITING

Protest at the Portrait Gallery At BP-Sponsored Art Show, Protesters Call Out the Corporation’s Abuses. Hyperallergic, 1 September 2017	The Place Is Here Post-Brexit Perspectives: Review of The Place is Here at Nottingham Contemporary for Contemporary&, 6 June 2017	Malak Yacout at Townhouse Gallery 'Temporal Semiotics.' Review for Flash Art issue 315, Summer 2017
Maeve Brennan at Chisenhale Gallery Messing up mainstream media stories. Review for Mada Masr, 2 June 2017	Brexit's Impact on Culture Britain's thriving art scene strangled by Brexit chaos. Opinion for Politics.co.uk, 20 March 2017	Huda Lutfi at Gypsum Gallery 'Dawn Portraits', Cairo. Review for Flash Art, March 2017
Cairo: 'In the Last Days' Dropped Cairo International Film Festival Drops Acclaimed Egyptian Movie, Sparking Anger. Hyperallergic, 28 October 2016	Against Helplessness Against Helplessness in the Arts. Mada Masr, 24 May 2016	Townhouse Escapes Demolition Townhouse Gallery’s Main Cairo Space Escapes the Wrecking Ball. Hyperallergic, 13 April 2016
'Erase and I Will Draw Again' The Struggle Behind Cairo's Revolutionary Graffiti Wall. The Guardian, 23 March 2016	Soul Love Stationary, 10 January 2016 (to be published 2017)	Malak Helmy at Sharjah Art Gallery 'Lost Referents of Some Attraction', Cairo. Review for Afterall Online, 1 July 2014
A Worthy Degenerate at Townhouse Gallery, Cairo. Review for Mada Masr, 11 December 2015	Cairo, Creative City CLUSTER Re-frames Downtown Cairo's Creative Landscape. Cairobserver, 25 November 2015	Ayman Ramadan at Townhouse West 'Mere Real Things', Cairo. Review for Mada Masr, 22 October 2015
Mona Marzouk at Gypsum Gallery 'Trayvon', Cairo. Review for Flash Art, October 2014	D-CAF Festival, Cairo Review for Frieze, 6 June 2014	D-CAF's Urban Visions Programme Review for Mada Masr, 9 May 2014
Performing Arts at D-CAF Review for Mada Masr, 27 April 2014	Ahmad Abdalla's 'Microphone' (2010) Review for Mada Masr, 1 March, 2014	Wael Shawky at Beirut 'Al-Araba Al-Madfuna' screening and book launch, Cairo. Review for Mada Masr, 23 February, 2014
'Notes on The Magic of the State' Lisson Gallery, London. Review for Flash Art, 14 February 2014	Doa Aly at Townhouse 'Desire, Deceit, and Difficult Deliveries', Cairo. Review for Contemporary&, 8 January 2014	Focus on Iman Issa Fragmentary Fiction and Cryptic Objects. Frieze, 16 December 2013
Roznama 2 at Medrar, Cairo. Review for Mada Masr, 2 December 2013	Ugly Feelings at Townhouse Gallery, Cairo. Review for Mada Masr, 14 November 2013	The Magic of the State at Lisson Gallery, London, and Beirut, Cairo. Review for Frieze, 15 June 2013
Global Art Forum 7 'It Means This', at Art Dubai, March 2013	What Are You Doing, Drawing? at Nile Sunset Annex, Cairo. Review for Contemporary&, 2 May 2013	Runa Islam at Arter 'Dogs Devouring Horses', essay on Hamle/The Move, Istanbul. Ed. Başak Senova, October 2012
Iman Issa at Rodeo 'Material', Istanbul. Review for Frieze, 1 November 2011	Response to Maria Lind 'Curator with a Capital C or Dilettante with a Small d.' The Exhibitionist, 13 May 2011	Doa Aly's 'A Tress of Hair' In 'Indicated by Signs', eds. Aleya Hamza & Edit Molnar, 8 September 2010
Interview with Charles Esche 'Stand, I Don't' by de Appel CP 2008/09 in 'Curating & the Educational Turn', eds. Paul O'Neill and Mick Wilson, 24 April 2010	On Frances Stark 'And also, what of the sheet?' in 'But what of Frances Stark, standing by itself, a naked name, bare as a ghost to whom one would like to lend a sheet?', ed. Alex Farquharson, Nottingham Contemporary, January 22, 2010	Matthew Noel Tod at Picture This 'Blind Carbon Copy', Bristol. Review for Frieze, 12 March 2009
Soi Project at Ikon Eastside 'Island' at Ikon Eastside, Birmingham. Review for Frieze, 9 September 2008	Interview with Breda Beban for Untitled, 17 August 2008	'Seduced' at the Barbican 'Art & Sex from Antiquity to Today', London. Review for Untitled, 26 April 2008
Fusion Now! at Rokeby London. Review for Frieze, 2 March 2008	'Panic Attack!' at the Barbican 'Art In the Punk Years', London. Review for Frieze, 1 Oct 2007	Sophie Calle at the Venice Biennale Review: 'Take Care of Yourself', French Pavilion.