Links
About Emily
- Instagram
- Inside the Building, a BodyA text to accompany Women in Print residency at ArtLab, written by Eloise Oui for Corridor8, in which Eloise takes our conversation on a walking tour around a fantastical memory place.
- Big Cartel StoreA place to buy prints and bookworks
- MAKE SHIFTThoughts, ideas, research, development.
- Review of Indefinable Cities on This is Tomorrow
- Essay on Photomonitor October 2014
- Ten-page feature in Ambit 216
- Axis LOL Parenthood podcastLive Out Loud Podcast on parenthood and Art, with Robyn LeRoy-Evans, Lauren Mclaughlin and Emily Speed
- Work in 'Paperwork" issue one 'Lost and Found'
- The Practice of Space by Tracey Warr (PDF)Text commissioned by Castlefield Gallery to coincide with Hayley Newman and Emily Speed exhibition
- Interview with Corridor8A conversation with Steve Pantazis about the Castlefield exhibition
- ToastrackDancing Against Time, an interview with Manchester Modernists Society about working at the Toastrack building
- Interview with AxisA chat with Chris Sharratt ahead of the Northern Art Prize
- Guardian.co.uk Artist of the week 150: Emily Speed, August 2011Skye Sherwin
- a-n InterfaceReview of MAKE SHIFT in a-n magazine by Amelia Crouch (subscription required)
- Speed of MovementA preview of the MAKE SHIFT exhibition in Big Issue North magazine
- Mousse MagazineAn interview with L.A. based curator Ciara Ennis for Mousse magazine.
- Unfolding Architecture in WSW ArchiveThis is the archive of all books published at Women's Studio Workshop, New York State. My book can be found here, and a full PDF of the book can be downloaded from the website too.
- Unfolding Architecture on Vimeoa demonstration of the bookwork being opened.
- Emily Speed at Women's Studio Workshopa profile of my time and work at WSW.
- Cardboard FollyA publication I produced, based around architecture. #1 on The Fold, #2 coming one day...probably
- Getting Paidarchived blog on a-n's Artists' Talking section about making a living as an artist and trying to improve working conditions in the visual arts