This week, Christin Geall – writer, gardener, and artist – introduces us to the world of flowers. Her illustrated book, Cultivated: The Elements of Floral Style, artfully combines reflections on beauty and botanical history with opulent arrangements. Christin’s beautifully staged
Kundai Munetsi is a multimedia artist, designer, and DJ. Working across video, performance, and fashion, his work draws on his design education to tie together themes of place and space. As a prolific collaborator, he talks to us about how
Director and animator Jac Clinch talks us through his creative process and the mainstays of animation. Nominated for a BAFTA, his critically acclaimed debut film “The Alan Dimension” is both funny and heart-warmingly earnest. He’s since garnered a reputation for
Jenny Løvlie, celebrated illustrator – and winner of the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize for best illustrated book – talks to us about her creative process and the challenges of lockdown. Born in a small community on the coast of Norway,
Today we talk to jeweller Sofie Maceanruig, whose award-winning work has most recently been exhibited at International Jewellery London, and in “Handmade by Machines: Seized by the Means of Production”, Birmingham. Inspired by her love of medieval sport and
Clio Newton is an American fine artist living and working in Zurich, Switzerland. She is known for her large-scale charcoal portraits, which perfectly capture her subjects. Artists she’s been inspired by include Alice Neel, Artemisia Gentileschi and Jean-Auguste-Dominique
Last night saw the opening of Emilie Pugh’s exhibition, IN-TRA, with collaborator Alice von Maltzahn, who studied with Pugh and shares an interest in drawing) at Asylum London in Peckham, curated by Contemporary Key. This spectacular space, the chapel of London’s
If you are a returning reader, I hope that you have found a moment to explore the sculptor Grzegorz Gwiazda’s website. You may have read his biography. Perhaps even Marco Izzolino’s fascinating exhibition essay ‘Gwiazda the heretic’. Yet, if you read my last blog, you
Rosaline Shahnavaz is a photographer from South London. Although she only graduated from university last year, she is rapidly making waves across the diverse discipline of contemporary photography – spanning art, fashion and documentary in her work. Her high profile
Interviewing artists for our newest series, Ellen is an editor and researcher currently undertaking a Ph.D. on the success of digital exhibitions.
Don’t miss new updates on your email
