The Joy Must Grow: Inside the World of Tomas Gittins
Inside Tomas Gittins’ Manchester studio, where bold character paintings and creative friction shape his evolving artistic practice.
Art & Photography
The Semiotics of Pets: PEDIGREE at OHSH Projects
An exploration of pedigree imagery across art history from medieval hunting scenes to viral pets in OHSH Projects’ PEDIGREE show.
Wenhui Hao on “Coming Up Roses” at Berntson Bhattacharjee
An intimate interview with artist Wenhui Hao on body, memory, and renewal in her visceral paintings for ‘Coming Up Roses.
Meet the Winners of the Inaugural Soho Open Competition
Meet the winners of the inaugural Soho Open Competition as they reflect on their practice, Soho’s legacy, and their upcoming…
Olivia Strange Is the Real-World Witch Reframing the Occult
Olivia Strange redefines the occult and feminine power in her exhibition The Real Housewives of Apotropacia in London.
Our Favourites from Frieze Week 2025
Frieze Week 2025 brings together standout art and unforgettable moments, capturing the energy and creativity of London’s scene.
BREAKFAST: Interactive Artworks that Blend Play, Nature, and Technology
BREAKFAST’s kinetic art merges data, technology, and sustainability at The Chancery Rosewood during Frieze London 2025.
JAIME WELSH: FROM ONE SUBCONSCIOUS TO ANOTHER
In this interview, Jaime Welsh explores how architecture and control shape emotion and memory in “Convalescent”, his latest exhibition.
10 London Painters on Painting Today
Ten London-based artists reflect on why they paint today, exploring the power of color and material in an era that…
Cate Colapietro’s ‘Breath Not Found’: A Tale of Post-Digital Intimacy
Cate Colapietro’s Breath Not Found explores intimacy, isolation, and the coldness of digital connection through scanner-based art.
Nana Wolke: a night at Oscar Wilde’s hotbed of sin at The Savoy
Nana Wolke reimagines Oscar Wilde’s nights at The Savoy, exploring desire, decadence, and the art of intimacy.
Valentina Bartolini: “Inside their tails, they keep hidden things”
Valentina Bartolini explores memory, grief, and mysticism through dreamlike bird-beings in her new series Sky Ladder, debuting at Art Athina.
