Showtime
Can Contemporary Art Really Makes Us Laugh?
The South London Gallery inaugurates its new fire station building with a show all about humour—aptly titled Knock Knock—but is it a barrel of laughs?
Image Of The Day
Ryan Gander, Dominae Illud Opus Populare, 2016
Picture Gallery
John Loker: To Infinity and Back Again
Tarik Kiswanson on the Forgotten Age of Childhood
“There’s a longing, a longing to belong, that is behind my work”
Contemporary Classics
What’s the Time, Mr Marclay?
Print Archive
Nicola Hicks: Portrait of the Artist as a Circus Horse
The Curator's Egg
How Can We Connect with Our Inner Animals?
What We Learned This Week
Rihanna Takes on Fashion Week and the V&A Comes to Dundee
Picture Gallery
Raw Sensuality in Loie Hollowell’s Orgasmic Abstractions
Studio Visit
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.
Studio Visit
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.
Studio Visit
The Artist Fixing Our Collective Heartbreak
Charlotte Jansen heads to the Tel Aviv studio of Addam Yekutieli to talk about street art, conflict and why personal heartbreak may help us to discuss political devastations.
Studio Visit
Why a Retrospective (or “Schmetrospective!”) is Just the Start for this Artist
Musician, artist, composer, performer… Charlemagne Palestine wears many hats. Never one to conform, to enter his studio is to discover a remarkable, immense space filled with stuffed toy…
Studio Visit
Takesada Matsutani on Glue and Gutai
The Paris-based Japanese artist grew up with the avant-garde Gutai movement beginning in the 1950s—and he is just as prolific now as ever.
Studio Visit
Janet Currier on Picturing Plaque and Bacteria
"It’s been really nice to have the space to be speculative." Janet Currier discusses microbiology, the language of painting and her experience as Elephant’s first resident artist.
Studio Visit
Shining a Light on Taxidermy with Harriet Horton
Does taxidermy always have to feel dark and deathly? British artist Harriet Horton bathes her dead creatures—the majority of which are birds—in vivid neon light.
Studio Visit
Eco-Architects Tav Group on Ugliness and Green Architecture
“The origin of ugliness is inappropriateness of form.” Tav Group talks to Charlotte Jansen about ugly buildings, working with friends and the possibilities of ecological living.
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Elephant x Griffin Art Prize
Announcing the Elephant x Griffin Art Prize Longlist
Studio Visit
Alice Irwin: Alchemy with Acid
Post-Partum Document
The Work-Life Balance Is a Myth
Print Archive
Torbjørn Rødland: Horny, Hurting and Healing
Interview
Depicting Demons with Tom de Freston
Studio Soundtracks
Ian Davenport’s Playlist for a Perfect Day
Print Archive
Henrik Vibskov: Everything Is Connected
Elephant x Moniker Art Fair
The End of Street Art (As We Know It)
Picture Gallery
Celebrating the Provocative Power of Text Art
Contemporary Classics
Sue Williamson Sends a Collective SOS
