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Oliver Bak's painting 'Satyr (Alteration of Titian)' at ADZ, Lisbon Oliver Bak's painting 'Satyr (Alteration of Titian)' at ADZ, Lisbon
From grad shows to blue-chip galleries, there is a deluge of rusty painting right now. Laurie Baron explores why
Features – Words: Laurie Barron – 5 min read

What’s with all the rusty painters?

What’s with all the rusty painters?

Words: Laurie Barron
Black and white illustration of a man stargazing Black and white illustration of a man stargazing
In this series, we ask artists to describe their fantasy day: any era, anywhere, anyone
Features – 2 min read

Perfect Day: Matthew Clark of United Visual Artists

Perfect Day: Matthew Clark of United Visual Artists

Fever dreams, acid trips, folk horror and extraterrestrial fantasy: how The Chemical Brothers mastered sound and vision
Interviews – Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith – 6 min read

The art of The Chemical Brothers: “We want people to be overwhelmed”

The art of The Chemical Brothers: “We want people to be overwhelmed”

Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith
Mike Kelley thought he'd be forgotten by history, ten years following his death, contemporary artists are still engaging with his provocative artistic legacy
Features – Words: Jacob Wilson – 4 min read

Rituals, cults, conspiracies: the living memory of Mike Kelley

Rituals, cults, conspiracies: the living memory of Mike Kelley

Words: Jacob Wilson
Who said the city is dead? There's a growing cultural renaissance in this historic central London district
Features – Words: Jacob Wilson – 4 min read

The who’s who of the new Bloomsbury Group

The who’s who of the new Bloomsbury Group

Words: Jacob Wilson
A photograph of Pilar Corrias on her bike in Regent's Park, London A photograph of Pilar Corrias on her bike in Regent's Park, London
Pilar Corrias takes us on her London commute as she moves her eponymous gallery from Fitzrovia to Mayfair
Features – Words: Jessica Klingelfuss – 4 min read

The Commute with Pilar Corrias: “I’m finally realising a dream – it’s been a long time coming”

The Commute with Pilar Corrias: “I’m finally realising a dream – it’s been a long time coming”

Words: Jessica Klingelfuss
Artist Prem Sahib shares the first and last pictures on their camera roll
Features – Words: Prem Sahib – 2 min read

Prem Sahib’s First and Last

Prem Sahib’s First and Last

Words: Prem Sahib
A video still of a woman in a mythical creature costume for Marianna Simnett's 'GORGON', 2023 A video still of a woman in a mythical creature costume for Marianna Simnett's 'GORGON', 2023
As a new wave of artists create work in response to the Greek myth, Emily Steer explores why her tale still holds contemporary resonance
Features – Words: Emily Steer – 3 min read

Why are artists obsessing over Medusa?

Why are artists obsessing over Medusa?

Words: Emily Steer
Image of Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick at a Sotheby's auction in Gossip Girl Image of Leighton Meester and Ed Westwick at a Sotheby's auction in Gossip Girl
Be the first to know… read Laurie Barron on art world gossip
Features – Words: Laurie Barron – 4 min read

Can the art world keep a secret? xoxo

Can the art world keep a secret? xoxo

Words: Laurie Barron
Joe Bobowicz serves us the good, the bad and the filthy of London's Frieze Week 2023
Features – Words & Photography: Joe Bobowicz – 4 min read

Frieze Week scene report: “Sure, the bogs have flooded, but a shitshow this is not”

Frieze Week scene report: “Sure, the bogs have flooded, but a shitshow this is not”

Words & Photography: Joe Bobowicz
David Salle David Salle
The American painter talks self-criticality, collapsed paintings and distinguishing rejection from failure
Features – Words: David Salle – 2 min read

David Salle’s Rejection Letter: “Too much self-criticality can be fatal, but not enough is just as dangerous”

David Salle’s Rejection Letter: “Too much self-criticality can be fatal, but not enough is just as dangerous”

Words: David Salle
In this series, we ask artists to describe their fantasy day: any era, anywhere, anyone. First up, it’s Austrian sculptor Erwin Wurm
Features – Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith – 3 min read

Erwin Wurm’s Perfect Day: “I’d ask Piero Manzoni if it’s really his crap in the can”

Erwin Wurm’s Perfect Day: “I’d ask Piero Manzoni if it’s really his crap in the can”

Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith
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Copyright Plaster Magazine 2024

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