Eloise Hendy

Eloise Hendy is an arts and culture writer based in London, and a columnist for Plaster. Her writing has been published by The Independent, The Financial Times, Dazed, Vice, Art Review, Frieze, Elephant Magazine and The Face, amongst others.

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Nan Goldin’s guttural ode to rebellious girls and chosen family arrives in London
Reviews – Words: Eloise Hendy – Reading time 9 min read

Are “frenzied women” born or made? Eloise Hendy on Nan Goldin

Are “frenzied women” born or made? Eloise Hendy on Nan Goldin

Words: Eloise Hendy
Eloise Hendy reflects on the blurry meeting point between art and visible and invisible labour
Features – Words: Eloise Hendy – Reading time 11 min read

Work hard or play hard? The art world can’t decide

Work hard or play hard? The art world can’t decide

Words: Eloise Hendy
Photograph of artist Georgia O'Keeffee eating breakfast, taken by Tony Vaccaro in 1960 Photograph of artist Georgia O'Keeffee eating breakfast, taken by Tony Vaccaro in 1960
Eloise Hendy argues for a more realistic view of the rituals of art-making
Column Opinion – Words: Eloise Hendy – Reading time 6 min read

What do artists do all day?

What do artists do all day?

Words: Eloise Hendy
2023 was a year of smashed art, explosive bust-ups, fake celebrity exhibitions, bad behaviour and lots of rubbernecking
Column Opinion – Words: Eloise Hendy – Reading time 8 min read

The most batshit art moments of 2023

The most batshit art moments of 2023

Words: Eloise Hendy

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Suggested topics
Painting
Books
Film
Sculpture