Rózsa Farkas, founder of Peckham gallery Arcadia Missa gives us her December reading list.

We interview artists Simon Linington and William Mackrell about their current exhibition at MOCA London; a must see before it closes next week.

For the second installment for [in sounds not chosen] SoundFjord interviews artist, Mark Peter Wright.

Short Fiction in Marfa, Texas.

Jotta are curatorial partners of The Other Art Fair at AmbikaP3; the UK’s leading, artist-led fair.

View Sabrina’s work, ‘Auroratone’.

Superlative TV is a pirate tv station that transmits on the radio spectrum left fallow, following the digital switchover.

In 2009 Kodak announced they would be suspending production of the colour infrared film Aerochrome, a decision that can be seen in the broader context of suspension announcements from Kodak and Fuji that often appear to come quicker then our ability to document and react to what we are actually losing.

For the next two months, artist Pio Abad will be the jotta online artist in residence.

In 2010, Jotta invited artist Ilona Sagar to present a new work for an exhibition at The Hospital Club. We revisit the artist to see how the work she produced has developed and influenced more recent projects.

For her monthly column, Attilia Fattori Franchini focuses on artist Richard Sides and his two recent exhibitions at the Zabludowicz Collection and Seventeen Gallery.

Having been invited to provide Jotta with a ‘reading list’ of publications that have inspired me in some way, I decided to collect together the books that I have used in performances over the past two years.

[in sounds not chosen] is a monthly insight into contemporary sound work via those embedded in its practice and research; a new collaboration between Jotta and SoundFjord.

Ben Wheele’s work is surreal, not quite of this world, and will without fail, grab your attention.

The poster and invite for the Piracy Project exhibition in Basel is ready!

Recommended exhibition: Lana Lin at Gasworks.

Jackson Lam and I are currently showing Please Translate as part of Translation Services at 221a, curated by Hyung-Min Yoon.

To launch issue three of The Melt, we will be working with Chisenhale Gallery.

Today was installation day at 221a.

Today I went to a Defense by a low-res MA student at Emily Carr.

Yesterday I went to the Creative Commons Salon in Vancouver following an invitation from Martha Rans.

For the first post of her monthly column, independent curator, Attilia Fattori Franchini reviews Frieze and gives us her exhibition recommendations for the month.

Jotta caught up with Programme Director, Seecum Cheung to discuss her intentions for this new project space in Hackney.

For October, Andrea Francke was the jotta online artist in residence.

We talk to Jotta Curator Dave Charlesworth on how he approached the collaboration and choosing the works.