Thom Trojanowski: “Making art is just part of daily life” by Maria Zemtsova Polish folktales meet sci-fi comics in Thom Trojanowski Hobson’s art. With a degree in painting from the Wimbledon College of Arts, London, ...
Slippery signification: In conversation with Emily Mae Smith by Layla Leiman Glistening droplets slide down highly polished android limbs, plump ripe fruit is laid out temptingly, saccharine sunsets glow behind perfec...
Wonderfully beastly: In conversation with Michaela Younge by Layla Leiman To try and decipher a hierarchy to Cape Town artist Michaela Younge’s felt tapestries is an exercise in futility. The Hieronymus Bosch-like ...
From the deep: The mesmerizing work of Mevlana Lipp by Maria Zemtsova The natural world is magical, mysterious and ultimately unknowable. The Garden of Eden is the original metaphor for being, that unimaginable...
Subverting patriarchal myths: The wilfully feminist work of Jessie Makinson by Maria Zemtsova In Jessie Makinson’s surreal paintings, female figures emerge and dissolve from the landscape in the same instance. Like reflections on the ...
Poetics of space: Emil Robinson by Layla Leiman For Cincinnati, Ohio based artist Emil Robinson, painting is a study in the poetics of space. The canvas provides Emil a framework within wh...
Narrative hidden in the surface: Çağla Ulusoy by Layla Leiman A modern day nomad, Turkish born artist Çağla Ulusoy’s abstract art is an assemblage of fragments and traces of the many spaces and places s...
Double exposure: Tenderness and entanglement in Tahnee Lonsdale’s painting by Layla Leiman The flowing, folding, intertwined and twisting forms in Tahnee Lonsdale’s paintings offer a dual narrative of innately personal recollection...
A meeting of two worlds: Ken Gun Min by Layla Leiman LA based artist Ken Gun Min blends together Eastern and Western influences in his fluid, gestural painting. He is inspired by art traditions...
Landscapes that glow. Nick McPhail’s LA paintings by Layla Leiman Nick McPhail’s paintings glow. They radiate the saturated hues that characterize the light in Los Angeles. Nick’s paintings typically depict...
Know your history: In conversation with gallerist Tristian Koenig by Layla Leiman For Melbourne based gallerist and curator Tristian Koenig, art is the driving force of life. Having worked across a range of fields within t...
Henry Curchod: “The more you know, the less you know.” by Layla Leiman Our preoccupation with nostalgia is something that interests Iranian-Australian artist Henry Curchod. Reflecting on the etymology of the wor...
Meet Spring Issue 7 guest curator Benjamin Sutton – art critic, journalist, and independent curator based in NYC
Blending diverse methods and materials into vivid planes of luscious colors and textures with Elizabeth King
Tapestries, with horizontal and intersecting painted lines traveling through the compositions like woven thread. The work of Delphine Hennelly
Interview with Rebecca Chaperon: transformation and the challenging experiences we so often go through in life
Moments of everyday life: sharing a conversation on the couch or eating pizza with a friend by Cristina BanBan
Kris Knight: “Introverted daydreamer combining fantasy and reality to explore what it means to be human in this desperate time”
Molly Bounds: voicing rare stories in normative culture through narrative sequencing within comics and zine culture
