Manuel Mathieu on Abstraction, Rage, and ‘Bury Your Masters’
In Bury Your Masters, Manuel Mathieu uses abstraction to confront inherited violence, memory, and the need for re-education.
Art & Photography
Dancing with a Former Self
Anna Berghuis explores identity and distortion in her debut solo show Dancing With A Former Self.
Milena Naef: The Artist Who Carves Absence
Milena Naef, the artist who carves absence: sculpture, disappearance and what it means to vanish.
Jack Penny’s Kitchen of Earthly Delights
Penny, born in 1988 in Chichester and now based in the coastal village of Bosham, is known for his expressive…
Mass Consumption in Anselm Reyle’s Rebellious New Exhibition
Anselm Reyle's Sunrise Mission at Opera Gallery: ceramics, neon and a rebellious take on mass consumption.
Yoshitomo Nara’s Twisted Cuties Are the Art Show of the Summer
Yoshitomo Nara's twisted cuties are the art show of the summer: the Japanese artist's iconic, unsettling figures on show.
Teaspoon Projects in Evolving the Art Experience
Teaspoon Projects, the multidisciplinary art initiative shaking up how we experience art.
A Horse With No Name: Sasha Elage, Addison Rae, and the issue of the ‘Reference’
Delve into Sasha Elage and the issue of the ‘Reference’ in the nostalgic aesthetics of Addison Rae's latest video.
