Jacqueline Springer: presenting 125 years of Black music at V&A East Museum
Jacqueline Springer is the Curator of Africa & Diaspora: Performance and Lead Curator of The Music is Black: A British Story. Jacqueline has a background…
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Where movement becomes form: Ryan Schneider on sculpture and surrender
What does it mean to abandon the surface, not simply to leave painting behind, but to relinquish the very fiction of control it facilitates? For…
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Alexander Wessely: between worlds
Alexander Wessely builds worlds. Immersive and monumental, these dramatic but quiet landscapes are populated by sculptural forms that evoke mythic figures and relics that reveal…
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Marcin Rusak: natural recalibration
For artist and designer Marcin Rusak, time is essential. Not linear time, but cyclical time. The time it takes for a plant to sprout, to…
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‘Wondering Is Underestimated’: Susannah Frankel on creativity and depth in fashion journalism
Susannah Frankel has been one of the most important voices in fashion journalism for several decades. Her career moves between institutions and moments that reshaped…
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Mickalene Thomas: On her own terms
Mickalene Thomas is a force. The New York-based artist, whose practice Whoopi Goldberg affectionately described as “expansive,” is a woman who talks the talk and…
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LANZA Atelier for Serpentine: architecture as hope
Established in 2014, LANZA Atelier is a Mexico City–based architecture firm founded by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo. The studio first gained recognition for exhibition…
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Xander Zhou: the system through the process
Xander Zhou has always been fascinated by how clothing constructs identity and how a single collection can carry an entire world. The Beijing-based designer—founder of…
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Mike Fontaine: the alchemy of a makeup artist
Mike Fontaine is an American special effects makeup artist who began studying the craft as a protégé of the celebrated makeup innovator Dick Smith during…
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Sharon Eyal: Experience and dreaming
Sharon Eyal describes dance as the “best language,” perhaps because our movements—those mannerisms and tics, both unique and universal—communicate meaning with a primal urgency that…
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