“Pre-colonisation Caribbean luxury”: Bony Ramirez’s multimodal artworks draw on the opulence of traditional portraiture to exalt underrepresented narratives by Rebecca Irvin6 January 2022 In Bony Ramirez’s portraits, sculptural, drawn and painted, the compositional techniques of Renaissance portraiture are applied to the depic...
Celebrating bodily intimacy and desire: Krzysztof Strzelecki’s ceramic visions of a gay utopia by Rebecca Irvin13 December 2021 Artist Krzysztof Strzelecki works across a vast array of mediums—photography, installation, painting and ceramics, all of which intersect an...
Lines of discovery: In conversation with Holly Mills by Layla Leiman28 October 2021 Holly Mills is intimately familiar with the unknown. Through a gestural and emotive process, she’s made herself at home in not knowing, in d...
Chasing my tail: In conversation with Philip Hinge by Layla Leiman30 September 2021 To take a trip into the absurdist world of Philip Hinge’s paintings, drawings and installations is to find yourself wandering a chaotic inte...
The bedrock of the imagination: Sebastián Hidalgo’s fantastical interpretations of reality and sensory perception by Rebecca Irvin23 September 2021 Sebastián Hidalgo’s painting practice is an explorative one. Working between different mediums and grounds—oil paint, ink, graphite; marble,...
The potter’s condition: In conversation with Gustav Hamilton by Layla Leiman15 September 2021 Gustav Hamilton found his way to ceramics after being dropped from the school choir. By way of pottery, he has found a home for himself in t...
Hiding in plain sight: Masks and the psyche in Lysandre Begijn’s vivid wall sculptures by Layla Leiman9 September 2021 For Lysandre Begijn, art and the psyche are intricately related. The brightly coloured “sad face” figures that recur throughout her work per...
Rituals, stories and charmed objects in the work of Astrid Terrazas by Layla Leiman26 August 2021 Astrid Terrazas’s deeply symbolic artwork merges dreams, ancestral folklore and lived experiences. Working in an illustrative style with exp...
Hide and seek: In conversation with Sarah Bechter by Layla Leiman4 August 2021 A leopard lies on a blood red terrazzo floor—half camouflaged, half on display. It rests midway up a flight of stairs that go nowhere, frame...
“A community is essential to what we do”: Fortnight Institute’s non-traditional, multimodal gallery model by Olha Pryymak2 August 2021 For Fortnight Institute’s founders, Fabiola Alondra and Jane Harmon, collaboration forms the bedrock of their undertaking as curators an...
The interplay of density and softness, stillness and motion, in Aks Misyuta’s exuberant figurative paintings by Rebecca Irvin23 July 2021 Painter Aks Misyuta has forged a distinctive practice of composing figurative still lifes made up of inflated figures endowed with exaggerat...
“Paintings About Nothing”: Absurdist humour, nudity and long-tailed dogs in William Schaeuble’s artworks by Rebecca Irvin6 July 2021 The large-limbed human figures which populate William Schaeuble’s paintings are limber and dynamic, with the childlike capacity to move swif...
The nature of strangeness: Cheri Smith’s pursuit of the unknowable in our organic surroundings 18 May 2021
Bucolic decadence: Victor B.P Bengtsson’s search for springtime in his theatrically staged paintings 6 May 2021
Painted poetry: Daniel Correa Mejía’s search for the mystical and transcendent elements of human existence 27 April 2021
Fluid states of matter: The transition between memory and present consciousness in Xiuching Tsay’s molten compositions 25 February 2021
“Selfish, sulky creatures”: The primal, childlike nature of painter Georg Wilson’s folklore-inspired goblins 8 February 2021
Delivering art to a non-exclusive audience through freely accessible curated content at KubaParis 2 January 2021
Uncovering the fluidity of the human animal: the shifting states and worlds of Kinga Bartis’s paintings 26 November 2020
Repetitive loops and endless possibilities: the virtual cartoon dream-world of Bridget Mullen’s paintings 20 October 2020
“When I paint I must lose myself without knowing the way”: In conversation with Tal Yerushalmi 14 October 2020
Showing up: In conversation with Matt Haywood about the importance of being open to process 2 October 2020
The subtle dynamism and asymmetrical symmetry of Angela Heisch’s geometric paintings 12 September 2020
Merging memory and interior reflection with visual and aural references in the work of Painter James Owens 31 July 2020
Submerged bodies: Discovering the place of the human in the natural landscape with Giordanne Salley 5 June 2020
“Stripped down and made strange”: Towards an ambiguous visual language in the semiotics of Alice Tippit’s graphic paintings 12 May 2020
Exploring adoration, worship, heightened awareness and erotic sensuality through the body-inhabited objects of desire with Katherina Olschbaur 15 April 2020
The individual psyche and the collective unconscious: Igor Hosnedl’s pursuit of mythic truths 4 April 2020
Painter Tom Prinsell invokes natural history and medievalism alongside futuristic considerations 26 December 2019
“I am all the horses I’ve painted”: Douglas Cantor on capturing individual, personal experience 13 December 2019
Bodies dissolve into blobs; figures into forms: in conversation with James English Leary 16 April 2019
To touch without touching: playfully manipulated monumentality in the work of Olivia Bax 27 November 2018
In Studio with Allison Reimus: about decoration, trusting the process and being okay with failure 17 September 2018
Howard Fonda: What is love? Why are we here? What does it all mean? (Issue 7 cover artist) 18 June 2018
Meet Spring Issue 7 guest curator Benjamin Sutton – art critic, journalist, and independent curator based in NYC 6 June 2018
Blending diverse methods and materials into vivid planes of luscious colors and textures with Elizabeth King 23 May 2018
Tapestries, with horizontal and intersecting painted lines traveling through the compositions like woven thread. The work of Delphine Hennelly 11 April 2018
Rebecca Ness: “If I work with a fire under my ass, that’s when the paintings get the most exciting.” 8 March 2018
Bold, evocative works through the concepts of anger, power, and flirtation… by Anna Liber Lewis 1 March 2018
A tension between ourselves and our commercial environment at large: paintings of Royal Jarmon 28 November 2017
Meet our guest curator: Jacob Rhodes, Co-founder and Head Curator of Field Projects Gallery 7 November 2017
Interview with Rebecca Chaperon: transformation and the challenging experiences we so often go through in life 24 October 2017
Moments of everyday life: sharing a conversation on the couch or eating pizza with a friend by Cristina BanBan 19 September 2017
Kris Knight: “Introverted daydreamer combining fantasy and reality to explore what it means to be human in this desperate time” 11 September 2017
Studio Visit with Austin Furtak-Cole: absurd scenes that capture life’s more absurd moments 24 August 2017
Interview with the guest curator: Cheyanne Sauter, the Executive Director of Art Share L.A. 16 August 2017
Jen Mann: “I find relationships the most fascinating, and the relationship you have with yourself…” 11 July 2017
Studio visit with Jaime Brett Treadwell: exploring the next dimension of color, form and line 28 April 2017
Molly Bounds: voicing rare stories in normative culture through narrative sequencing within comics and zine culture 29 March 2017
Studio Visit with Tom Climent: landscape, various types of structures and natural phenomena 27 February 2017
“there’s no arrival point, there’s always more to do”. Studio Visit with Ilsa Brittain 7 December 2016
Investigating the authenticity of the materials of ceramics. Studio Visit with Ling Chun 28 November 2016
manmade interventions on the land, both physical and conceptual. Studio Visit: Dana Hargrove 21 November 2016
