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Danish painter Tomas Leth dives headfirst into the wild nature of experience, where nothing stays solid for long
Features Interviews – Words: Pieter-Jan de Paepe – 7 min read
The disturbing malleability of life, according to Tomas Leth
The disturbing malleability of life, according to Tomas Leth
Words: Pieter-Jan de Paepe
The disturbing malleability of life, according to Tomas LethIn the painted world of Dominique Fung, not all is as it seems
Features Interviews – Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith – 10 min read
Dominique Fung’s surreal blend of opulence and objectification
Dominique Fung’s surreal blend of opulence and objectification
Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith
Dominique Fung’s surreal blend of opulence and objectificationWhat's the difference between artistic appreciation and sexual arousal?
Features Opinion – Words: Millie Walton – 8 min read
Does this make you horny?
Does this make you horny?
Words: Millie Walton
Does this make you horny?Emma Prempeh's paintings are troves of nostalgia, identity and matriarchal strength
Features Interviews – Words: Izzy Bilkus – 11 min read
Emma Prempeh wants you to feel what you can’t touch
Emma Prempeh wants you to feel what you can’t touch
Words: Izzy Bilkus
Emma Prempeh wants you to feel what you can’t touchThe 84-year-old artist has been labelled many things: a feminist, a lesbian, a woman artist, Jewish. She says it’s all endless and it’s all true
Features Interviews – Words: Rose Courteau – Photography: Kiernan Francis – 9 min read
Joan Snyder hates art openings and hates going out
Joan Snyder hates art openings and hates going out
Words: Rose Courteau
Photography: Kiernan Francis
Joan Snyder hates art openings and hates going outThe painter talks obsessions, mortality and the American South
Features Interviews – Interview: Pieter-Jan de Paepe – 9 min read
Emma Rose Schwartz: “I start with whatever is irking me most”
Emma Rose Schwartz: “I start with whatever is irking me most”
Interview: Pieter-Jan de Paepe
Emma Rose Schwartz: “I start with whatever is irking me most”Nick Goss on isolation, connection and his new works
Interviews – Words: Pieter-Jan de Paepe – 12 min read
Nick Goss: “Painting is a high-wire act”
Nick Goss: “Painting is a high-wire act”
Words: Pieter-Jan de Paepe
Nick Goss: “Painting is a high-wire act”These artists should be on your radar
Features – Interviews: Izzy Bilkus – 7 min read
The Radar: Claudia Martignetti, Karlīna Mežecka and Ada Bond
The Radar: Claudia Martignetti, Karlīna Mežecka and Ada Bond
Interviews: Izzy Bilkus
The Radar: Claudia Martignetti, Karlīna Mežecka and Ada Bond"The most successful artist you’ve never heard of"
Features Opinion – Words: Phin Jennings – 13 min read
In search of Thomas Kinkade
In search of Thomas Kinkade
Words: Phin Jennings
In search of Thomas KinkadeThe Ukrainian painter’s first UK solo show is a monument to friends, lovers and not rushing
Interviews – Words: Izzy Bilkus – 7 min read
Sergey Kononov doesn’t like to be rushed
Sergey Kononov doesn’t like to be rushed
Words: Izzy Bilkus
Sergey Kononov doesn’t like to be rushedAdam Gordon's work is both familiar and bewitching
Interviews – Words and photography: Curtis Wallen – 5 min read
Adam Gordon: “If we take our work seriously, the work will change us”
Adam Gordon: “If we take our work seriously, the work will change us”
Words and photography: Curtis Wallen
Adam Gordon: “If we take our work seriously, the work will change us”The LA-based artist isn’t interested in hierarchies of ‘good’ and ‘bad’
Interviews – Words: Matthew Holman – 8 min read
Domestic bliss with Jonas Wood
Domestic bliss with Jonas Wood
Words: Matthew Holman
Domestic bliss with Jonas WoodGolden Wonder galore for this week's Plaster Shoots
Features – Photography: David Spence – 6 min read
Plaster Shoots: Victor Boullet in Soho