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An interview with British artist Tim Head is presented. Topics discussed include Head's creation of the pen-and-ink drawings "The Furies" during the pandemic lockdown, the exhibition "How It Is" wherein Head showcased his works including "Siren 1," and the increasing influence of artificial intelligence on artists' lives. Also discussed are Head's "The Tyranny of Reason" exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in 1985 and his series of tonal collages on paper.

The article reviews the exhibition "Paper Museums: Moscow Conceptualism in Transit" featuring publications and works by Soviet artists including Igor Chelkorvski, Vadim Zakharov, and Ilya Kabakov at the John Hansard Gallery in Southampton, England, from May 29 to July 19, 2014.

The article reviews several art exhibitions in London, England including "Assorted Paper" at the Sunday Painter gallery featuring artists such as Leo Fitzmaurice, "The Bureau of Authenticity" by artists Michal Baror and Patrick Hough at Narrative Projects, and "Producing My Credentials" by artist Sophie Jung at Kunstraum.

The article offers art related news briefs. The Great Britain-based Common Practice group of small arts organisations has published a research paper titled "Size Matters: Notes towards a Better Understanding of the Value, Operation and Potential of Small Visual Arts Organisations." Engineer Cecil Balmond has designed a sculpture titled "Star of Caledonia," which will sit at the border between England and Scotland. The Istanbul Biennial art exhibition has opened and will run through November 13, 2011.

Reviews the art exhibition "Apopalyptical," on view at the Houldsworth Gallery in London, England from March 26 to April 24, 2004.

The article reviews two art exhibitions held at the Camden Arts Centre in London, England from April 11 until June 29, 2014: "Life without sheets of paper to be scribbled on is masterpiece," featuring works by the photographer and video artist Moyra Davey, and "Besides," an exhibition featuring works by the artist Phillip Lai.

The article reports on the announcements concerning the configuration of Italian pavilion for Venice Biennale in Venice, Italy. The pavilion will be configured to function more like a public art gallery, with educational spaces, a bookshop and the essential bar-cafeteria. President Paolo Baratta of the event added that the pavilion will also be home to the paper documents of the Historic Archive of the Contemporary Arts.