Picture Gallery
The Future Greats To Discover at London Art Fair
An art fair can end up feeling less like a smorgasbord of delicacies and more akin to competitive hot dog eating. The London Art Fair offers an antidote.
Paul de Monchaux Gets Physical with Sensuous Volutes
“I want the narrative to lie within the work and not outside it”
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Bettina Samson’s Paris Studio Is a Maze-Like Utopia
Getting lost in byways of her studio complex to the north-east of Paris, sculptor Bettina Samson finds a perfect reflection of her own transformative process.
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Jonathan Trayte’s Technicolour Sculptures Are Strange and Sexy
In Jonathan Trayte’s delightfully bonkers work, you are as likely to discover a giant bronze vegetable as you are a neon-lit palm tree.
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The Painter Documenting London’s Social Housing
Frank Laws peers through the windows of housing estates to uncover the interior lives within. The tables are turned on him as he opens up his London studio.
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Nuts About Praline: Why Great Design Should Be a Bit “Itchy”
“Not to overshadow is key.” Even if you think you haven’t heard of Praline, if you’re into art, you’ve almost definitely seen the design studio’s work.
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Colour, Shape and Motion: Enter the Dynamic World of Joel Shapiro
The pioneering American sculptor reveals that balance, movement and a healthy dose of self-doubt are the ideal recipe for his uniquely expressive works.
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Allison Gildersleeve On How We Remember Our Childhood Homes
The American artist discusses family memories and her move to the other side as a long-time oil painter—she has a new-found love of acrylic paint.
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Susan Cianciolo: Everything Is Sacred
Ariella Wolens talks with the spiritually-inclined artist and designer about joining the Pentecostal church at four years old and what she’s learned from her daughter.
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Alice Irwin: Alchemy with Acid
Holly Black meets the recent Royal College of Art graduate whose prolific screenprinting practice delves into visual symbols and the human soul.
