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I am a London-based art journalist and writer working in broadcast, printed media and online, specialising in writing about artists’ lives and practices in tandem with the issues that affect artists and artistic production. I cover art and where it intersects with architecture, design, fashion, law, politics and social change.
I have collaborated as journalist and interviewer on films for Hania Rani, Do Ho Suh and Salomon and curated exhibitions in London and Venice.
Contrib. to: Artnet News, Wallpaper*, Monocle & Monocle Radio, The Guardian, The Art Newspaper, The New York Times, ES Magazine, Harper's Bazaar Art, Dazed Digital, The Quietus.
Artists face months of waiting and uncertainty around eligibility before they may receive payments
May 30, 2020Culture & Music Most of us know our Truffaut from our Goddard, our Breathless from our 400 Blows, and some might have gone through a phase that involved wearing berets, smoking filterless cigarettes and traversing les rues. So it may be shocking to learn that an un-self-consciously radical young woman instigated this movement in the 1960s.
The legendary photographer talks us through her current London expo, a slideshow shot in Greece showing children singing obscure songs
We spoke with Isaac Julien about his nuanced and moving new work, now on view at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia.
Marina Abramović talks women artists, pricing performance, lockdown and legacy.
In his exhibition at the Warburg Institute, artist and filmmaker Edward George creates a visual essay from a civil-rights-era image archive
Kyoto's prestigious photography festival sets the tone for the year ahead - featuring work from Linder and Anton Corbijn
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Marcel Dzama, So they say, everything gonna be alright, 2021. Pearlescent acrylic ink, watercolor, and graphite on paper © Marcel Dzama. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner Marcel Dzama lives the dream life of an artist. Based in New York, he lives with his wife and son, works long hours in the studio and focuses [...]
artnet.com - He's still not Banksy, despite what the rumors may have said. Robert Del Naja, aka 3D, a member of the groundbreaking Bristol-based band Massive ...
