Watch: Marina Abramović on healing, Glastonbury and her favourite crystal
Few living conceptual artists command more influence than Marina Abramavić . Charismatic, eminent and prolific, many of her experiential a...Read More
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Showing posts with label Emily Dinsdale. Show all posts
These photos take us inside one girl’s Y2K-coded world
Photographer Rebecca Zephyr Thomas was at the afters of Mayfair Gallery’s private view-cum-booklaunch in 2022 when she first set eyes upo...Read More
Chaotic, joyous photos of Manchester’s alternative Pride
While Pride may have been founded on a guiding principle of “ equality for all ”, many people in the queer community objected to this year’...Read More
Goodlord: How an ‘unhinged’ email became a rage-filled novel
Vinyl floor tiles buckling with damp, an absence of natural light, ambient noise from neighbours penetrating the thin walls, acrid, pollute...Read More
In pictures: queer art and its crucial connection to clubbing
“No single artwork or a single artist can speak to the whole queer experience,” says curator and writer Gemma Rolls-Bentley . “The queer e...Read More
Leo Costelloe’s ‘actually quite sinister’ study of romantic love
Framed in a picture window overlooking Cambridge Heath Road in east London sits a figure enshrouded in ivory tulle. Perched on a plinth (or...Read More
10 photographers explore what it’s like to be a teenager
Love, lust, angst, rioting, and an end of innocence: we revisit photo projects documenting the trials of adolescence #DmtDaily DMT.NEWS ...Read More
In photos: 6 young Ukrainian creatives on life in Kyiv
Last September, photographer Marcus Lister and videographer Oonagh S haw embarked on a journey to Ukraine . Having both spent time in ...Read More
Ben Whishaw to star in Ira Sachs’ new biopic of photographer Peter Hujar
Ben Whishaw is to star in Ira Sachs ’ upcoming biopic of the late photographer Peter Hujar. The project marks the second major collabora...Read More
This new photo book captures the surreal side of Vienna
By her own admission, Stefanie’s Moshammer ’s relationship with her hometown of Vienna is complicated. Despite being a city celebrated for...Read More
This exhibition explores flowers as subversive symbols of sexuality
Flowers have long since existed in the cultural imagination as richly symbolic emblems, capable of evoking beauty, lust, innocence, seducti...Read More
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