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Cultured and Combined: Gilbert & George on Identity

28/04/2021

Individuals have multiple identities and not all of them are self-ascribed; even the same identity can have differing social characteristics...

Rachel Whiteread: Symbolism & Storytelling

24/04/2021

A review of Rachel Whiteread's solo exhibition 'Internal Objects' at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill, London...

Reflections, Refractions and Perspectives through Dylan Martinez

21/04/2021

Whether through the physiology of sight or the psychology of the mind, I use glass as a mechanism of blurring those functions. - Dylan Martinez...

Evanescent Imagery: Precarity and persistence in Gerhard Richter’s paintings

14/04/2021

Paint, or a rudimentary version of it, was landed upon tens of thousands of years ago as a basic tool for mark-making. What else is there for Gerhard Richter to say?...

Cydne Jasmin Coleby: Flawed Beauty

14/04/2021

Millie Walton speaks to Bahamian artist Cydne Jasmin Coleby about her latest body of work and celebrating imperfections...

Luciano Perna’s Luminous Still Lifes

10/04/2021

A review of Italian artist Luciano Perna’s solo exhibition of still life photographs at Marian Goodman Gallery ...

Blood Tracks Through Art: Hermann Nitsch

07/04/2021

As an artistic material blood has long been considered too powerful for use, as blasphemy, and often prosecutable. Hermann Nitsch knows this. ...

Tacita Dean, Blackboard drawing, Courtesy Marian Goodman

Drawing With Dust: History, Time and Place in Tacita Dean’s Chalk Drawings

31/03/2021

Those old enough will recall the spine-tingling screech of chalk across classroom blackboards, the air full of dust. ...

Heart of the Matter: Female Artists at Gillian Jason Gallery

29/03/2021

A review of a group exhibition of British female contemporary artists at Gillian Jason Gallery, London...

Jessica Rankin: The Language of Painting

26/03/2021

Millie Walton speaks to Australian artist Jessica Rankin about the nature of thought, painting and embroidery in the context of a solo show at White Cube gallery in London...

Take Me To Your Dealer and Save: Who is 241247?

25/03/2021

An interview with 241247 / Dario Vigorito about using his creative process for chaos and meaning. ...

Richard Stone, The Rapture (After Henry Moore),2019

The Fluid Sculptures of Richard Stone

24/03/2021

Stone suggests almost endless textures and characteristics, requiring time and study to find the complementary partner to the artist’s vision...

Expensive Materials

17/03/2021

To what extent do materials dictate the end price of the artwork?...

Matt Berninger - Serpentine Prison - Limited Edition Print

Trebuchet x Matt Berninger (The National) Ltd. Edition Print

16/03/2021

Trebuchet and Matt Berninger (The National) collaborate on a limited edition print in celebration of the deluxe release of Serpentine Prison...

Visual Stories: An Interview with Eileen Cooper

16/03/2021

London-based artist Eileen Cooper speaks to Millie Walton about illustrating Angela Carter's writing, printmaking and the imagination...

Walking the Space: Lucio Fontana

13/03/2021

A new art book highlights the importance of the Argentine-Italian artist's spatial experiments, but fails to capture the radical spirit of his creativity...

Things: Gail Olding

10/03/2021

An excerpt from Trebuchet 9 : Materials. Conceptual Artist Gail Olding on the use of things. ...

The Definite Line of Emma Coyle

06/03/2021

Emma Coyle's current figurative work focuses on contemporary fashion magazine imagery to produce painterly paintings of a Fine Art standard...

Invisibility and Everything to All: Gavin Turk

05/03/2021

I think one of the interesting things about art as a project for me, is that I am trying to chase down ideas of reality or truth. Or the human condition...

The Body as Material: An Interview with Annegret Soltau

27/02/2021

German visual artist Annegret Soltau speaks to Millie Walton about motherhood, brutality and bodily experience...

Grasping the Eternal: Tacita Dean’s ‘Fernsehturm’

19/02/2021

Tacita Dean’s 44-minute long film ‘Fernsehturm’ records the passage and persistence of time as light passes through the interiors of the Berlin TV Tower restaurant...

Gallery No. 32 & The Rise of DIY Artists

06/02/2021

Outdoor artist-led exhibition space Gallery No. 32 was born in response to the pandemic, but it also signals a wider shift away from the art world's hierarchical structures ...

Gust(on) Winds of Wisdom

05/02/2021

In this 120-page masterpiece, Philip Guston’s daughter, Musa Mayer, simply and effectively presents her father’s life and art as a kind of graphic novel triptych....

State of the Art with Lorenzo de Medici

01/02/2021

Interview with Lorenzo De Medici on the artistic impetus to create and appreciate art....

Drawing Eccentricities: An Interview with Sverre Malling

29/01/2021

Millie Walton speaks to Norwegian artist Sverre Malling about the meditative act of drawing, folkloric imagery and celebrating outsider culture...

A Less Lonely Experience of Viewing Art Online

17/01/2021

'Me, Family', a digital art platform commissioned by Mudam Luxembourg, invites its viewers to interact as avatars...

The Fresh & Weird Creative Energy of New Contemporaries

10/01/2021

In the midst of increasingly gloomy global news, the Bloomberg New Contemporaries online exhibition is everything we need...

Larry Achiampong: Relics of Time

03/01/2021

A new film by artist Larry Achiampong reflects on how the fragility of the present brings hope for a more liberated and accepting future ...

Digital Art & Animation: Seeing the Past Through the Present

22/12/2020

A review of ‘Drawing From Memory’ the third chapter of the Hirshhorn Museum’s online exhibition exploring how contemporary video, sound, and performance artists are reimagining historical...