Amanda Sharp on founding Frieze, art’s foremost critical publication
Start a magazine, turn it into art’s most famous fair
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.
Steven Tai: I be not up all night
Meet the cool nerd who goes to bed on time.
Thomas Lenthal on translating a designer’s vision into images
“IT TAKES AS MUCH TIME TO DO A BAD JOB AS TO DO A GOOD JOB.”
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.
From creative director to intern, meet the all-CSM team behind Ports1961
Under the leadership of Natasa Cagalj, the brand (designed entirely by women) is swiftly changing its face.
Ashish: how to use sequins as a form of protest
The day before Ashish presented his AW17 collection, we met with him to find out how the political events of last year have affected his company, and whether the future is still sparkly.
Meet me in the bathroom: Sirloin by Mao Usami and Alve Lagercrantz
Underwear that will exactly match your garments. Garments that will exactly match your underwear.
Dries van Noten: how to pull off creating 100 shows
Dries van Noten: how to pull off creating 100 shows
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.
