Shaqúelle Whyte is a British figurative painter from Wolverhampton who recently graduated from the Slade before completing his MFA at the Royal College of Arts . His artworks explore the human condition in all its liminality, ambiguity and abstractions.
Gözde Ilkin’s Eyes of the Earth: Installing with Gypsum gallery at Frieze London
JAMILA ABDEL-RAZEK, Art & Design sub-editor, explores the intricate tapestries of GÖZDE ILKIN at Frieze London I scramble beneath the billowing white tarp, making..
Portraits of Perception: Gazing into Ellie Pratt’s ‘Taste Maker’
CAROLINA TANI reviews the latest offering from Slade graduate Ellie Pratt– mangled reflections on the female form, and the voyeurism essential to viewing.
ELLA SARAX reviews Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear at the V&A. Menswear is undergoing a creative surge. It is undeniable that masculinity has taken..
Review: Bice Lazzari: Modernist Pioneer at Estorick Collection
THOMAS COLEMAN reviews the Bice Lazzari exhibition at the Estorick Collection, considering her role in Italian Modernism. Bice Lazzari is a little known but hugely..
LILY PENG chats to photographer Tamara Saadé, discussing Tamara’s works and personal experiences. TAMARA SAADÉ is a photographer and journalist born and raised in Beirut, Lebanon...
ROMILLY SCHULTE reviews Vlatka Horvat’s By Hand, on Foot at PEER Gallery. Vlatka Horvat’s latest exhibition, By Hand, On Foot, currently on display at PEER..
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