Douglas Irvine on his new book “Akhara” and the frustrations of fashion photography
Photographer Douglas Irvine speaks about his new book, ‘Akhara’, the line between editorial and commercial work, and how he sees photography today.
Daniela Benaim: “There is no single definition of home”
As we are all forced indoors, the stylist and creative director revisits her CSM final project, ‘La Casa’
Scrolling through art with the Gram_Institute
Martin Strocca, founder and head curator of the newly-published Gram_Institute Gallery, talks us through the importance of authenticity and what the future of art distribution looks like.
Behind the scenes: this year's MA Fashion graduates
An interview with the photographer who followed the MA Fashion course during their most stressful weeks.
Bjarne Melgaards' Casual Pleasure of Disappointment
Head designer Gahee Lim takes us through the details of participating in a Melgaard exhibition.
Is the air you breathe affecting the art you make?
Ayesha Tan-Jones's project is inherently political and an effort to make a difference in climate change.
Ben Doherty on the fallibility or vulnerability of an artwork
The Royal Academy Schools student on his worship-like art pieces, and how the institution helps furthering his work.
Making sense of our world through sculpture - Benjamin Renoux's first solo show in the USA
There are billions of new images created everyday. What does it say about the world we live in?
"If it is shit, make it better": the fine art ethos of Thomas Langley
"How do you function when you’ve been given this meal ticket?" Royal Academy Schools MA Fine Art student Thomas Langley shares how his (free) education is influencing his practise.
