40 Years 40 Artists: Barby Asante
Barby Asante reflects on what has changed for artists in the last two decades, and on the “deep and painful work” of decolonising the art worlds.
Barby Asante reflects on what has changed for artists in the last two decades, and on the “deep and painful work” of decolonising the art worlds.
Mark Titchner describes the role of art in engendering empathy and how artists “hold up a muddy mirror to the world”.
Artist collective Rat Trap outline their hopes for the future of the arts in Wales and consider “how to keep striving for utopian visions”.
Bedwyr Williams considers the role of art and the main changes he’s experienced as an artist over the last 20 years.
Last night I had a couple of hours drawing with my friend, mentor and erstwhile studio-mate Sarah Goudie. We have done lots of drawing with each other over the last few years, usually in workshops and with other students. Last […]
Jasleen Kaur discusses her shift from craft into visual art and her deep investment “in art as a means of speaking or coming into voice.”
So, the alphabet in progress didn’t load at first attempt, here’s trying again!
Putting to good use a Journeyman LAT grant to take my lettering design work in stone to the next level.
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Amazing opportunity for artists
With a nod to the Noughties, Guest Editor Shy Bairns explores collectives and how artists work together to build their own art worlds.
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Recipients of this year’s Birthday Honours also include writer and ceramicist Edmund de Waal and photographer Martin Parr.
Hamish McClelland discusses works exploring personal experiences, ahead of the University of Westminster degree show.