For Lisa Jahovic, time is material
As Soft Interruptions concludes at Flowers Gallery in London, Lisa Jahovic sits down with hube to discuss the visual language that defines her practice. Whether…
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Fernanda Castro Rios on material memory and creative instinct
Following a formative year of recognition, hube caught up with Peruvian fashion designer Fernanda Castro Rios. Currently pursuing a master’s degree in Knitwear at the…
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Listening to matter: Leo Orta on weaving memory, place, and the living world
Leo Orta is an artist whose sculptural work explores the intersection of material ecology, cultural memory, and the living world. He has built a practice…
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Championing contemporary Arab art: a conversation with Andrée Sfeir-Semler
Andrée Sfeir-Semler is one of the most influential gallerists bridging the contemporary art worlds of Europe and the Arab region. Born in Lebanon, she worked…
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Gary Card: Giant Domed Cities
Gary Card cannot be described with a single label. Over two decades, the London-based artist, illustrator, sculptor, and set designer has built one of the…
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Donatien Grau: a compagnon de route
Julian Schnabel: Nine Works at Château La Coste opened in the Galerie des Anciens Chais, where it runs until August 15th. The exhibition brings together…
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Bruno Casanovas on Brand Storytelling, Community, and Keeping Nude Project Curious
Nude Project began in Barcelona in 2018 as a brand that refused the usual script. Instead of chasing trends or corporate polish, co-founders Bruno Casanovas…
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Good Mischief: Salome Asega on reimagining museums and cultural production
Contemporary art just got a new home in New York’s Lower East Side. After the New Museum expansion, the iconic geometric Bowery building has just…
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Connecting code and metal: a conversation with 0xDEAFBEEF
0xDEAFBEEF is an artist whose work connects two seemingly distant worlds: the precision of code and the raw physicality of metalworking. Based in Toronto, the…
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Antony Gormley: body as building
“I never wanted the work to colonise space. I’ve always wanted it to activate space,” insists British sculptor Antony Gormley, and if the history of…
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