ARTIST Archives

Painting the world we can’t perceive: The art of Zibeyda Seyidova

24 August 2026 • Tabish Khan

Zibeyda Seyidova paints beyond the visible, exploring perception, memory and what lies beneath the surface.

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When Images Don’t Quite Settle

26 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Bin Fang’s xü, aha! at 4C Gallery transforms everyday materials, moving image and sound into a quietly immersive installation

Hasan Yigit: Redefining the Language of Monotype

14 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Hasan Yigit works at the intersection of abstract painting and experimental printmaking, creating monotypes that possess the energy, movement and… Read More

A spotlight on Devin N Morris’ Work at P.P.O.W. gallery

25 June 2026 • Rayya Fadlo Khuri

Devin N. Morris is a mixed-media artist featured in P.P.O.W.’s group show Pilot Light. Morris is based in Harlem, New York

Riding the waves of life: Eman Khalifa is called back to art

10 June 2026 • Tabish Khan

Egyptian artist Eman Khalifa has had a 30 year career as an entrepreneur and single mother raising a family, but art and creativity have always been there.

A World Built from Dots: The Distinctive Tattoo Art of Iryna Khrystych

31 May 2026 • Mark Westall

When people first see Iryna Khrystych’s work, their first reaction is usually the same: how is this even possible? Her… Read More

Navigating the subconscious through Ayse Bayram’s art

22 May 2026 • Tabish Khan

When we think of our subconscious thoughts, we largely think about dreams.

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Eyes Wide Open: The Surreal Worlds of Olga Puzikova

15 May 2026 • Tabish Khan

The surreal, the spiritual and the stars.

Michael Garner Explores Truth, Systems & Constructed Reality

13 May 2026 • Mark Westall

To encounter the work of Michael Garner is to step into a parallel reality — one where science, espionage, philosophy… Read More

Hao Xing: Afterimages, Folklore and the Fiction of Reality

13 April 2026 • Mark Westall

Hao Xing’s paintings unfold as fragmented, speculative worlds where folklore, memory and fiction merge.

Memory, Mortality and Meaning in the Work of Art Liard

10 April 2026 • Tabish Khan

Humanity and nature intersect in these paintings.

What is a Line? Shuqin Huang’s Practice of Tension, Connection and Control

23 March 2026 • Mark Westall

What is a line? It sounds simple, but for Shuqin Huang, it’s anything but. A thread stretched across space. The… Read More

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Step into darkness: Min Woo Nam’s emotive landscapes

6 February 2026 • Tabish Khan

as if we’re falling into a black hole or floating off into space

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Sophie Seita talks to Jessica Wan about Language, Performance and Embodied Reading

27 January 2026 • Jessica Wan

Working across performance, sound, textiles, and pedagogy, Sophie Seita approaches language not as a fixed system but as a living, sensuous material

Agoreyo Oke Armstrong’s Art is a spectacular example of waste not, want not.

16 January 2026 • Tabish Khan

The Nigerian-born collage artist weaves together artworks that tell of identity, resilience and the climate collapse the world is living through.

Boaz Parnas: Swallowed Whole

5 January 2026 • Guest

Parnas’ practice is certainly rich with contradiction – Parnas, I think, would say as much himself –

Fighting Inner Demons with Hope: The Art of Natrix Vibakari

29 December 2025 • Tabish Khan

Artists present ideas and then find the medium that best conveys them; while the medium plays a part in the… Read More

Yezi Lou: Cultural Nostalgia and the Politics of Materiality

29 December 2025 • Mark Westall

Yezi Lou’s recent work positions materiality as a conceptual threshold—an entry point through which broader questions of memory, estrangement, and social transformation unfold.

Ketong Xing— A weaver of light and shadow in the digital age

16 December 2025 • Mark Westall

Ketong Xing is an artist specialising in textile art and digital media, who graduated from the Textile Design program at the Royal College of Art

José Cárdenas: Technonatural Visions

28 November 2025 • Mark Westall

Currently based in London, José Cárdenas’ research gravitates toward finding connections between nature, memory and spirituality

Laugh, Then Wonder Why: Marine One’s Playful Unease and Soft Subversion

28 November 2025 • Guest

Through fabric, humor, and uncanny tenderness, Marine One creates interactive installations that turn viewers into participants, and sometimes, the ones being observed.