Interviews

Adeline de Monseignat (b. 1987) is a Dutch-Monegasque artist living and working between Mexico City and London. Her sculptural practice explores themes of transformation, fertility, and the cyclical nature of...

Kate McCrickard is a British painter living in Paris, France. She studied Fine art at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, obtaining first class honours in the double discipline of History...

David Harrison lives and works in London. Harrison’s works have been exhibited at venues including Southwark Park Galleries, London, UK (2019); Royal Academy of Art, London, UK (2019); Lungley Gallery,...

Georgie Huxley is a London-based painter exploring the tension between connection and solitude. Rooted in emotional memory, her work captures overlooked moments, anchored by found fragments. Huxley completed a BA...

Marcus Cope is a figurative painter whose subjects are often derived from his personal history, memories and current life. Cope’s childhood trauma coupled with his experience as a father has...

Charlie Calder-Potts is a British artist based in UK. Her work looks at history and its repetitive nature; the value of our heritage and our similarities to previous generations and...

Zaam Arif is a Pakistani-American contemporary artist residing and working in Houston, Texas. Arif's work is a reflection of an overture rich with philosophical and literary influences, over time evolving...

Ruth Heaton explores painting as an expanded practice which is informed by architectural structures, interior design, and objects drawn from domestic, decorative, and popular culture. Geometry, symmetry, spatiality, and process...

Paul Becker is a painter, drawer and writer. He has exhibited widely, in the UK and internationally. In terms of his writing, in 2022 he published How We Made ‘The...

Beth McAlester is a Northern Irish artist based in London, England, exploring themes of identity, commemoration, and place. Through her paintings on wood, she examines semi-biographical narratives grounded by post-Troubles contexts within the UK and Ireland.

Debbie Meniru is a London-based writer, curator and editor. Her art writing leans into emotion, anecdote and humour and has been published internationally, including by Hatje Cantz, Rizzoli, Tate and...

Tabish Khan is an art critic, writer, speaker, podcaster, and curator who passionately believes in making art accessible to everyone. He visits and writes about hundreds of exhibitions a year,...