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
Artist Profile
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.
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.
Tonghe Yang’s Practice: The Daughter of Photographic History
11 November 2025 • Mark Westall
Tonghe Yang’s project sits at a charged intersection of photographic skill, digital simulation, and autobiographical inquiry.
Remember to Pay Her: When Image Becomes the Currency of Power
31 October 2025 • Mark Westall
Remember to Pay Her? When I first heard about this title, the first image that came to mind was someone… Read More
Linda Burris Webster: Maps, memories, and memorials
31 October 2025 • Tabish Khan
Linda Burris Webster’s photography stems from her extensive travels and detailed research into the cultures and peoples that live there
Sitian Zeng: Layers of Reality
30 October 2025 • Mark Westall
Over the past decade, Sitian Zeng’s paintings have explored the concepts of space, interface, and subjectivity in various formats
Yuan Wang: The Receiver
29 October 2025 • Mark Westall
This group of works titled The Receiver are both a sculpture and a metaphor.
Ziyuan Wang: The Unseen, The Unheard
28 October 2025 • Mark Westall
Ziyuan Wang -The Unseen The Unheard does not announce itself with spectacle or noise. Instead, it operates with patience —
Xinyue Liang: Mud, Memory, and the Unfinished
13 October 2025 • Mark Westall
In her recent pieces, Liang constructs a space where language is no longer stable—it seeps, cracks, and peels away like mud after rain
The vulnerability of men in mid-life: Nanthan captures it in black and white photography
7 October 2025 • Tabish Khan
Mid-life masculinity and vulnerability.
Mengmeng Yu: Between Time and Place
1 October 2025 • Mark Westall
Mengmeng Yu’s art speaks of a younger generation fashioning its own language through traditional materials, reimagined in a new way.
YY Wang: The Psychology of Dreamcore
30 September 2025 • Tabish Khan
When dreams meet reality through sculpture and film
Hillary Emetuche: Hyperrealism meets History
25 September 2025 • Tabish Khan
What are we looking for when we view a portrait? It’s something more than what a photograph can reveal. There’s… Read More
Emerging Artist Zhang Mingxuan debuted at Frieze Seoul: A Dialogue Between Body and Self
12 September 2025 • Mark Westall
Across her new works, a striking red flesh anchors the eye—at once grotesque and playful—pulling the viewer into a charged dialogue with the body.
Evil that does no harm: the art of Kseniia Pozdeeva
9 September 2025 • Mark Westall
In her art Kseniia Pozdeeva attempts to engage in the deepest questions of human existence. Through her watercolor works, Kseniia… Read More
From CIA Officer to Artist
3 September 2025 • Michael Garner
While I was working at the Agency, I was sent to East Asia to work with DS&T, the Directorate of Science and Technology.
When Low-Res Felt Limitless: Stacey Chen’s Tribute to an Era
3 September 2025 • Mark Westall
multidisciplinary artist Stacey Chen transforms these once-futuristic devices into timeless digital relics
Breathing Bronze Sculptures by Victoria Chichinadze
30 August 2025 • Tabish Khan
Mythological figures and soaring sculpture.
Christine Lee and the De-familiarity of Everyday Objects
26 August 2025 • Mark Westall
Stepping into Christine Lee’s work, one immediately encounters the most familiar of objects a watermelon, sausage, egg, oyster, lemon.