Interview: Leo Gabin
What sparked your interest in popular youth culture, enough to make it a central focus for your artistic output? It’s something we’ve been looking at from a young age, but when we were…
Interview: Leo Gabin
What sparked your interest in popular youth culture, enough to make it a central focus for your artistic output? It’s something we’ve been looking at from a young age, but when we were…
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Takesada Matsutani: ‘A Matrix,’ at Hauser & Wirth.
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Kenneth Anger: Icons
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Hans Josephsohn at Modern Art Oxford
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Art & Commerce: 2,000 Wasted Years of the Bernadette Corporation
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Interview: Leo Gabin
What sparked your interest in popular youth culture, enough to make it a central focus for your artistic output? It’s something we’ve been looking at from a young age, but when we were…
Interview: Dan Shaw-Town
Considering the advancements in technology, using graphite and paper is an interesting choice. What do these materials mean to you, and why were they a starting point for your artistic practice? I initially…
Interview: Alex Da Corte
Brown and Mercer – 2013. We’ll begin by exploring your background; you were born in Camden, New Jersey but lived in Caracas, Venezuela until the age of eight. Now living in Philadelphia, it…
Interview: The Principals (Part II.)
Part one published here. Detail from BotoxCloud. Noting aspects of interaction between object and person: do you wish to instigate a form of demystification within our surroundings in these projects and architectural spaces…




















