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Oliver Bak’s new works began life in the gloom of a Nordic winter
Interviews
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Words:
Phin Jennings
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7 min read
Oliver Bak on paintings that grow in the dark
Oliver Bak on paintings that grow in the dark
Words: Phin Jennings
Oliver Bak on paintings that grow in the dark

Lorena Lohr talks cowboys, tombstone portraits and the ineffable pull of the road in her latest series
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Words:
Izzy Bilkus
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8 min read
Lorena Lohr and the motel myth
Lorena Lohr and the motel myth
Words: Izzy Bilkus
Lorena Lohr and the motel myth

Billy Parker heads to October Gallery to review the show
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Opinion
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Words:
Billy Parker
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7 min read
William S. Burroughs: an analysis of destruction
William S. Burroughs: an analysis of destruction
Words: Billy Parker
William S. Burroughs: an analysis of destruction

Milo Astaire meets the iconic painter Rose Wylie at her studio
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Words:
Milo Astaire
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Photography:
Finn Constantine
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9 min read
Rose Wylie: “I love a way out. You rarely have a way out with painting”
Rose Wylie: “I love a way out. You rarely have a way out with painting”
Words: Milo Astaire
Photography: Finn Constantine
Rose Wylie: “I love a way out. You rarely have a way out with painting”

For 40 years, the painter has been calling the shots and flipping the script
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Words:
Phin Jennings
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10 min read
Tim Stoner: “I knew I was fucked but my answer was to paint”
Tim Stoner: “I knew I was fucked but my answer was to paint”
Words: Phin Jennings
Tim Stoner: “I knew I was fucked but my answer was to paint”

#thirsttrap art is a steamy new micro-movement that has been plaguing Billy Parker’s Insta algorithm. So what exactly is it?
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Opinion
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Words:
Billy Parker
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12 min read
The rise of #hotboybadart
The rise of #hotboybadart
Words: Billy Parker
The rise of #hotboybadart

William Hine is hosting painter Nahem Shoa's biggest London show in 20 years
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Opinion
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Words:
Will Hine
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13 min read
Nahem Shoa’s London homecoming
Nahem Shoa’s London homecoming
Words: Will Hine
Nahem Shoa’s London homecoming

‘Skull Fuck’ was a title too controversial for the Grateful Dead, but not for Matthias Groebel
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Words:
Freddie Foulkes
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5 min read
‘Skull Fuck’: Matthias Groebel’s mysterious painting machine
‘Skull Fuck’: Matthias Groebel’s mysterious painting machine
Words: Freddie Foulkes
‘Skull Fuck’: Matthias Groebel’s mysterious painting machine

Danish painter Tomas Leth dives headfirst into the wild nature of experience, where nothing stays solid for long
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Words:
Pieter-Jan de Paepe
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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 Leth

In the painted world of Dominique Fung, not all is as it seems
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Words:
Harriet Lloyd-Smith
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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 objectification

What's the difference between artistic appreciation and sexual arousal?
Opinion
Reviews
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Words:
Millie Walton
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9 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
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Words:
Izzy Bilkus
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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 touch

The 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
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Words:
Rose Courteau
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Photography:
Kiernan Francis
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9 min read
Joan Snyder hates art openings and hates going out