FAD Magazine covers contemporary art- News, Exhibitions, Interviews and cool art stuff reported on from London
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.
KO Art & Antiques recently opened the group exhibition From Appearance to Exposure featuring emerging contemporary artists Sina Sophia Schmidt,… Read More
Kristof Santy’s sudden transition from relative obscurity to art world fame is increasingly rare. It isn’t often that an unknown… Read More
Taiwanese-American artist Stephane H. Shih uses foods and beverage staples from households in the East and West to explore the diasporic nostalgia and material lineages of migration and colonization. Her work creates a statement about consumerism and its culture of abundance as well as calling attention to the influence that cultures can have on each other.
We managed to catch up with the artist Kostya Benkovich who is one of the twelve artists taking part in the KCAW Public Art Trail.
We managed to catch up with David Böhm and Jiri Franta who have produced for KCAW Public Art Trail an outdoor large-scale photo series of imaginary city models reflecting on the meaning of borders, neighbourhood, and how indivisible the current world is.
Santiago Pani’s creative process is meteoric, most of it has to do a lot with the idea and theory of the game, where there is a multitude of rules, yet luck and/or disarray have a big role to play.
Rafaela de Ascanio’s work feels as if it is from another world. Her practice spans sculpture, painting and installation, forming an interdisciplinary mythos of its own.
We caught up with Saskia Jiggens, Head of Communications and Engagement at Kensington + Chelsea Art Week (KCAW) to learn more about their public Poetry Corner initiative that is showcasing 26 talented poets across the Borough this summer.
We caught up with Will Ramsay owner of Ramsay Fairs which includes the brands’ Affordable Art Fair, Volta, Pulse, Art… Read More
A large sedentary concrete form has appeared as if out of nowhere on High Street Kensington. Richard Mackness ‘Domus’ is… Read More
We caught up with British contemporary artist Orlanda Broom during her first solo show of new abstract works at Grove… Read More
Katy Stubbs searched and explored various mediums before moving to ceramics. The non restrictive and malleable ability of clay could… Read More
Through thoughtful observation Bianca Fields has developed a painterly understanding of the dark undertones within familiar American popular culture icons,… Read More
Emma Talbot is the recipient of the 8th edition of the Max Mara Art Prize for Women, a biennial prize… Read More
Lee Sharrock talks to artist Nooka Shepherd for the latest instalment of ‘The Upcoming’, a platform for new and emerging… Read More
Amy Bravo is New York City-based artist who is working on unpacking her direct family history and uncovering ancestral Cuban… Read More
Currently hosting a solo show at Saatchi Yates, Kottie Paloma has burst onto the London art scene with his commanding, chaotic and cutting-edge canvases. Saatchi Yates is known for their exceptional ability to spotlight international talents worth serious recognition, and Paloma is no exception.
We caught up with Vestalia Chilton Director, KCAW and K+C Festival to find out all about all the arts & culture lined up for Kensington & Chelsea this Summer.
Christian Keeve is a PhD student in Geography at the University of Kentucky. They are also a seedkeeper and chaotic… Read More
We managed to grab a bit of time with artist Stanley Donwood ahead of his joint exhibition with Thom Yorke to talk friendship, obsolete technology, politics, money and nostalgia.
Sri Lankan born, Delhi based interdisciplinary artist Raki Nikahetiya recently sat down with art historian, writer and curator Hector Campbell to discuss his experiences as a migrant artist, his eclectic mix of previous career paths, forging an art practice later in life and his upcoming solo exhibition ‘Another Life’ at Bikaner House, New Delhi, which opens May 12th
Monumental art by way of jewellery and living as a monk.
Emerging Painter Rebecca Gilpin shares her advice for other emerging artists ahead of her Duo Show ROAM at Fitzrovia Gallery opening this week.
In the latest edition of Lee Sharrock’s column featuring emerging artists, Lee talks to Emily Kirby.
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