Nick Moss – Culture Matters

14 Aug

Striving for utopia in the ruins: Review of ‘Coal and Fire: Poems of Labour, Memory and Inheritance’

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The book is available here By Nick Moss If part of the purpose of Culture Matters is to give voice to descriptions of the lived experience of... Continue reading

01 Aug

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We Must Make Our Own Culture

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Image by Karen Dietrich By Nick Moss In the June/July 2026 issue of The London Magazine, the editors asked a broadly selected group of poets of some... Continue reading

25 Jul

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Commons image of Ahmed Samir Odeh By Nick Moss ONEAdministrative detention sounds like nothing much,Sounds like a formality, like a temporaryBureaucratic hold; like a traffic stop.Unless you’re... Continue reading

23 Jun

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THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION

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(Notes after reading the judgment in The Secretary of State for the Home Department v Huda Ammori, R (on the application of) Neutral Citation Number [2026] EWCA... Continue reading

03 May

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A quiet aid to memory and solidarity: review of Veronica Ryan’s ‘Multiple Conversations’ at the Whitechapel Gallery

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Veronica Ryan’s exhibition is on at the Whitechapel Gallery, 77-82 Whitechapel High St, LondonE1 7QX until 14 June 2026 By Nick Moss Veronica Ryan’s work is ostensibly simple... Continue reading

12 Apr

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How art sustains resistance: review of Beatriz González exhibition, at the Barbican, London

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Beatriz González in her studio, Bogotá, ca. 1974. Photo: Rafael Moure. © and courtesy Beatriz González Nick Moss reviews Beatriz González, at the Barbican till Sunday 10 May... Continue reading

03 Apr

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Death to Intelligence

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By Nick Moss I have heard the 2nd rate reformist flotsam of my generation spill platitudinous flag-waving mendacities like shit from a Thames Water sewer pipe as... Continue reading

26 Mar

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LIKE IT’S ALWAYS BEEN

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By Nick Moss Marilyn chewed and spat out by the Camelot clan.Virginia Giuffre burned by rich (en) titled menThe 47th President’s tiny pussy -grabbing handsChomsky free-riding the... Continue reading

08 Mar

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Re-Enchant: Poetic Experiments For A New World, 15 Mar, The cockpit, London

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Sunday 15 March – 5:00pm ALAN PRICE, reading from his new book, EVIDENCE OF WAR: A RESPONSE TO GAZA. Alan Price was prompted to compose these poetic... Continue reading

05 Mar

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CHURCH AND STATE

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An image from the documentary “Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism’s Unholy War on Democracy” shows an unidentified Trump supporter outside the Capitol. Courtesy of “Bad Faith”. By Nick... Continue reading

All posts by Nick Moss

Striving for utopia in the ruins: Review of ‘Coal and Fire: Poems of Labour, Memory and Inheritance’

We Must Make Our Own Culture

NEW NORMS

THE MARGIN OF APPRECIATION

A quiet aid to memory and solidarity: review of Veronica Ryan’s ‘Multiple Conversations’ at the Whitechapel Gallery

How art sustains resistance: review of Beatriz González exhibition, at the Barbican, London

Death to Intelligence

LIKE IT’S ALWAYS BEEN

Re-Enchant: Poetic Experiments For A New World, 15 Mar, The cockpit, London

CHURCH AND STATE

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