Isabella Greenwood
Isabella Greenwood is a London-based arts and cultural critic. Greenwood’s work blends critical theory with reflections on aeshetic and digital culture, often engaging with hauntology, media archaeology, and posthumanist thought. Alongside her work for Plaster Magazine, has contributed art and cultural criticism for Plaster, Polyester Zine, PM/AM, Vogue, Dazed, Cosmopolitan, Elephant Magazine, The Toe Rag, Uncontaminated and Metal Magazine
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Isabella Greenwood explores the role of the diary in art-making and why we care so much about the private musings of the artist
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Dear diary: why are we so obsessed with recording our private thoughts?
Dear diary: why are we so obsessed with recording our private thoughts?
Words: Isabella Greenwood
Dear diary: why are we so obsessed with recording our private thoughts?

There’s a new trend in art and fashion: gleaming, wax-like portraits that reflect light and our relationship with our bodies. Isabella Greenwood explores
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Waxification: artists are fixated on embalming, death and decay
Waxification: artists are fixated on embalming, death and decay
Words: Isabella Greenwood
Waxification: artists are fixated on embalming, death and decay

Isabella Greenwood lifts the veil on the recent renaissance of Catholic aesthetics across music, fashion and art, and finds it's not as innocent as it seems
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Forgive us, Father, for we have sinned