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Ed Atkins’ mid-career retrospective is a chaotic mix of digital doom and family nostalgia

Reviews – Words: Oskar Oprey – Reading time 11 min read

This might hurt: Ed Atkins at Tate Britain

This might hurt: Ed Atkins at Tate Britain

Words: Oskar Oprey

This might hurt: Ed Atkins at Tate Britain

Josh Kline's new show describes an automated apocalypse - Plaster gets his take

Interviews – Words: Travis Diehl – Reading time 9 min read

Josh Kline: “We’re in a moment where the art market has engulfed the art world”

Josh Kline: “We’re in a moment where the art market has engulfed the art world”

Words: Travis Diehl

Josh Kline: “We’re in a moment where the art market has engulfed the art world”

Anarchic artist Penny Slinger is staging a full-frontal reawakening

Interviews – Words: Millie Walton – Reading time 7 min read

Penny Slinger: sex, ecstasy and exorcisms

Penny Slinger: sex, ecstasy and exorcisms

Words: Millie Walton

Penny Slinger: sex, ecstasy and exorcisms
Installation shot of a Chantal Akerman film at Ambika P3 London which shows a half naked female standing in front of a mirror. Installation shot of a Chantal Akerman film at Ambika P3 London which shows a half naked female standing in front of a mirror.

Katie Tobin explores why the tragic deaths of female artists becomes the stuff of clickbait fodder

Opinion – Words: Katie Tobin – Reading time 7 min read

Why are we so obsessed with how female artists die?

Why are we so obsessed with how female artists die?

Words: Katie Tobin

Why are we so obsessed with how female artists die?
Slawn photographed by his latest project 'Gone?' in Piccadilly Circus, London Slawn photographed by his latest project 'Gone?' in Piccadilly Circus, London

Slawn talks kids, Pollock and hope as his latest project 'Gone?' is displayed in Piccadilly Circus

Interviews – Words: Elisha Tawe – Reading time 7 min read

Slawn: “As humans, we view time as our enemy, we’re scared of it”

Slawn: “As humans, we view time as our enemy, we’re scared of it”

Words: Elisha Tawe

Slawn: “As humans, we view time as our enemy, we’re scared of it”

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