Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn: Expanding Landscapes Beyond Ownership
Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn was born into the art world, her childhood framed by Warhols and Judds, her worldview shaped by brushstrokes of experimentation and vision. Today,…
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Rebecca Frecknall on vision and collaboration in theatre
Rebecca Frecknall, a visionary director with a deep understanding of the human condition, has built a remarkable career across theatre and performance. With a portfolio…
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Bornsick: Lewis Walker on unlearning and searching for self
This May, as part of Serpentine’s Live programme, Lewis Walker premiered Bornsick at London’s Round Chapel, a raw and honest piece that blends dance, gymnastics,…
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Jurgen Maelfeyt: starting where the silence breaks
Gent-based publisher Art Paper Editions isn’t just making books—it’s reshaping how we move through them. At the helm is Jurgen Maelfeyt, who’s been at the…
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Martha Mosse: The weight of intention
Martha Mosse is the director of Paul Smith’s Foundation, reshaping how creative support works in real terms. She leads initiatives that champion emerging voices across…
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Angela Hill’s photography is turning duration into practice
Angela Hill’s IDEA Books is tucked upstairs in Soho, shelving a hidden collection of rare and vintage publications. From the street, it could pass as…
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Anuar Khalifi: Symbols of the In-Between
Anuar Khalifi, a self-taught artist working between Tangier and Barcelona, paints as if emerging from a dream. His work is currently featured in Finding My…
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The Alchemy of Change: Interview with Ambra Castagnetti
Ambra Castagnetti’s artistic practice delves deeply into the body’s fluidity, transformation, and species merging, transcending traditional boundaries between human and non-human identities. From sculpture and…
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Julian Charrière: Midnight Zone and the art of seeing in the dark
Julian Charrière listens to the world’s silences and surfaces with questions we can’t afford to ignore. Moving between art, science, and anthropology, his work focuses…
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RÓISÍN PIERCE: NOTHING PURE CAN STAY
Róisín Pierce is taking the fashion industry forward by looking back. In her recent collection, Nothing Pure Can Stay, which debuted at Paris Fashion Week, she explores death and impermanence in beauty, referencing Irish folklore and tradition, poetry and prose, while also channeling her own individual need to push the bounds forward
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