Clare Leighton and the Fine Art of Mass Reproduction
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‘Fluid Rego’
By: Alistair Hicks
The Radical Nudes of Alice Neel
By: Anna Sampson
‘Alice Neel – An Engaged Eye’ at the Centre Pompidou, Paris
By: Maudji
Emmy Bridgwater: The Edge of Beyond
By: Ruth Millington
Nicola L. – Pop Art and The Female Gaze
By: Maudji
Interview with Jeweller Carly Owens
By: Carly Owens
An Interview with Artist Susanne Du Toit
By: Susanne Du Toit
In Visible; Interview with Esther Shalev-Gerz
By: Esther Shalev-Gerz
Marlene Dumas and Womanhood – A Few Paintings From Her Exhibition at the Palazzo Grassi in Venice
By: Sacha Llewellyn
Carolee Schneemann – Body Politics
By: Lydia Lane, Ruby Powers
Where is Ana Mendieta?
By: Anna Sampson
Interview with Visual Artist Amelo Asensio
By: Amelo Asensio
Interview with Figurative Artist Heather Nevay
By: Heather Nevay
How Ithell Colquhoun Has Chosen Her Moment
By: Amy Hale
Objects of Desire: Surrealism and Design 1924 – Today
By: Maudji
Laura Knight, Painting Women and Freedom of Choice
By: Ruth Guilding
The Urinal Controversy
By: Maudji
Rediscovering Laura Knight
By: Timothy Wilcox
An Interview with Fausta Squatriti
By: Sacha Llewellyn
‘The Never-ending Movements of the Needle’; The Embroidery Art of Frances Richards
By: Sacha Llewellyn
“I really believe there are things which nobody would see unless I photographed them” – A Look Into the World of Diane Arbus (1923-1971)
By: Maudji
Protest, Participation and Solidarity; Headwear in the Work of Zanele Muholi
By: Sacha Llewellyn
Interview with Stylist and Costume Designer Danielle Goldman
By: Danielle Goldman
Interview With Photographic Artist Anna Sampson
By: Anna Sampson
Nina Childress: ‘Le tombeau de Simone De Beauvoir’
By: Sacha Llewellyn
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