ARTIST OF THE WEEK

This week we are talking to Birmingham based artist Robbieycorp, whose work relates to ideas surrounding digital existentialism and the...

This week we are talking to Birmingham based artist Imogen Morris, who creates portraits using nail and thread. Imogen's work depicts...

This week we are talking to North West London based multi-media artist Alex Cazzato, who specialises in drawing, digital media, painting...

This week we are talking to Jess Wall, a visual artist who works primarily on paper. Her practice blends contemporary culture with...

This week we will be talking to artist Susana Mulas Lastra whose practice is focused on the ways in which we look at our planet as well...

This week we are talking to visual artist Gemma Moore who uses her practice to defy women’s stereotypical positions and roles in society...

This week we are talking to Kim Streur, a visual artist based in Amsterdam who works primarily on paper, who combines drawing techniques...

Today we are talking to painter RAFAL ZAR, who attempts to define the world and find meaning in existence through his art. Using art as a...

Today we are talking to artist James Fowkes, who produces paintings and drawings from their own invented subject matter, such as models...

Today we are talking to artist Mia Oz, who works predominantly through painting. Her practice currently explores the very nature of...

Today we are talking to visual artist Mau Samayoa, who works primarily with paper where he applies surgical-like techniques used in art...

Today we are talking to Madeleine Washbrook, whose practice interrogates how technology intersects in our daily lives and aims to expose...

With Ikon's latest exhibition coming to an end, we wanted to take a look into Mit Jai Inn's Dreamworld, a solo exhibition involving large...

by Gavin Reid Singing Your Heart Out in a Silent Film Are you dead? Are you dead, 'my friend'? if you're alive I wouldn't say...

Today we are talking to film maker Sadegh Aleahmad, a young Iranian-born artist living in the UK whose practice examines the construction...

by ilsa The heat remembers everything. The heat is violent. The heat doesn’t forgive. The heat lays bare trembling bones and sacks of...

A poem and self-reflection about bilingualism and the identity crisis that accompanies it

Today we are talking to film maker Edwin Miles, taking a closer look at his practice as well as discussing his inspiration for his film...

I believe a poet can make anything look bearable. Even the most sinister and turbulent tragedies are parts in this innocence. To quote...

This week we will be talking to artist sophia moffa whose practice is focused on the interactions between the self, society and the...