
In Conversation with Chloé Vanderstraeten
28 November 2025 • Paige Miller
For artist Chloe Vanderstraeten, paper is not just for craft; it is a flexible, sensitive material capable of carrying anatomical and emotional weight.
Find all the interviews we have carried out over the last 10+ years. We have interviewed artists both well known and up and coming famous and soon to be famous.

28 November 2025 • Paige Miller
For artist Chloe Vanderstraeten, paper is not just for craft; it is a flexible, sensitive material capable of carrying anatomical and emotional weight.

18 November 2025 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Jesse Zuo’s paintings operate at the intersection of intimacy and estrangement, offering viewers a lens into the quiet rituals of women in private, interior spaces.

11 November 2025 • Tabish Khan
A unique and welcome new museum on the outskirts of Paris.

20 October 2025 • Mark Westall
When we spoke, Tom was in a taxi on his way to Heathrow, heading back to New York after the opening of his exhibition A Good Shelf at Thaddaeus Ropac

15 October 2025 • Mark Westall
We spoke with curators Jefferson & Susanna about the power of screen- based art, and how creativity continues to resist and reinvent in dark times.

11 October 2025 • Mark Westall
At Newport Street Gallery, Triple Trouble brings together three giants of contemporary visual culture — Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst, and Invader

6 October 2025 • Marta Bogna-Drew
With the opening of Brink in West London, architect Richard Parr, expands his vision into a new realm of cultural dialogue.

2 October 2025 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Raina Lee’s ceramics exist at the threshold between artifact and apparition, offering objects that feel both unearthed from a distant past and conjured from an imagined future.

28 September 2025 • Mark Westall
The Nervous System Umbilical, 2025, is the most ambitious machine in Conrad Shawcross’s Rope Makers series.

14 July 2025 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Zarina Nares’ work spans video, performance, text, and print to interrogate the aesthetics and politics of contemporary identity.

10 July 2025 • Tia Grazette
With a signature style that blends humour, emotion + razor-sharp animation, Deekay has carved out a distinctive voice in digital art.

4 July 2025 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Sidony O’Neal is a conceptual artist whose work draws from the deep logics of mathematics, architectural systems, and the mutable histories of objects.

18 June 2025 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Sammi Lynch is a London-based artist whose work delves into the emotional and psychological layers embedded within landscapes.

8 June 2025 • Chard Adio
In her debut solo exhibition with LBF Contemporary, British-Caribbean artist Gaia Ozwyn invites us into a space charged with intimacy and introspection.

3 June 2025 • Lee Sharrock
The exhibition features iconic images of civil rights leaders and activists: Martin Luther King Jr, Bobby Seale, Huey Newton, Maya Angelou and Angela Davis

29 May 2025 • Tia Grazette
In this interview series, we delve into the lives and minds of the people shaping the world of digital art

21 May 2025 • Mark Westall
We managed to catch a bit of time with Thomas D Wright in the week his solo exhibition opens at… Read More

20 May 2025 • Marta Bogna-Drew
Marta Bogna-Drew meets British sculptor Alex Chinneck to discuss his latest commission: A Week at the Knees.

12 May 2025 • Teddy Duncan
Garo Hakimian, a Montreal-based artist, situates his work at the precise juncture between an enigmatic confusion that frustrates clarity and purposive substance

9 May 2025 • Lee Sharrock
Named after the seminal song by The Smiths Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me will feature a new series of striking paintings

8 May 2025 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Mary Herbert is a London-based artist who explores the delicate, intangible spaces where consciousness, memory, and dreams converge.

6 May 2025 • Mark Westall
Taiwanese painter Nai-Jen Yang invites viewers to slow down and reconsider the fundamental act of seeing.

5 May 2025 • Mark Westall
I’m interrogating the future; visually, culturally, ethically. FAIK and FAIK OFF are my love letters and hate mail to AI

31 March 2025 • Paige Miller
Two minutes into my interview with Seffa Klien, granddaughter of Yves Klein, we are already discussing the dreams we had the night before—