Interviews

The founder of philanthropic community Spirit Now London, which offers an annual acquisition fund at Frieze, explains how personal connections are at the heart of her collecting

The São Paulo-based former engineer’s conceptual and politically oriented collection challenges our daily behaviour

In a new series of postpartum nudes at Tiwani Contemporary, London, the artist paints a realistic picture of intimate moments

Curators of the biennial, Diana Nawi and Pablo José Ramírez, speak on their collaboration and what it means to share community in an ever-expanding art world

On the publication of his new memoir, the writer speaks to Ariana Reines about grief, the challenges of criticism and the desire to write truthfully

The artist discusses his found-image collection and the mutating, collaborative motifs it inspires within his practice

How the artist's development is shaped by his family and local community

The China-born, London-based collector is a passionate about fostering dialogue between the work of her home country and the world through the Asymmetry Foundation

How London culture and the dress of the British Upper Classes influence the LVMH Prize-winning designer’s work 

The artist discusses their new work And these deceitful waters and its themes of colonialization and transformation with art historian Edwin Coomasuru  

The London-based artist discusses her practice of accumulating drawings and ephemera in her studio and how she has reimagined an object from childhood

The painter speaks about her studio in the suburbs of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and how its shape informs the nature of her work

Renowned for her performative brushstroke paintings, Song reflects on her daily practices in her Hamburg studio and her connection with the surrounding landscape

The British artist talks about her workspaces in London and Suffolk and how time in the studio is ‘real time’

The sculptor talks about her studio in Kingston, Hudson Valley, USA, and her fascination with the unknowable history of familiar objects

The artist discusses cutting up references and collaging new meanings and potentials in his show at London’s Institute of Contemporary Art

The artist and Tiona Nekkia McClodden discuss grounding their work in African Diasporic histories

The British designer discusses the importance of sculpture, sound and archives to her practice