With a new album, The Black Mona Lisa, set for release later this year, we speak to multifaceted talent and near-EGOT star Billy Porter about his upcoming record, staying true to himself even when society tried to silence who he was, and why he has to sell his house amid the actors’ strike.
An new anthology of interviews and artworks, End Of Nowhere, examines how creative people go about making things amidst suffering and strange times, including interviews with punk legend Lydia Lunch, Wu Tang Clan and Tribe Called Quest producer Sophia Chang, and writer and environmentalist Dean Kuipers.
In the latest in a series meeting London’s emerging creatives, Lottie Leseberg Smith spends a day with artist Lorena Levi.Â
Yesterday Paula Rego, the British-Portuguese artist, passed away at 87. We look at one part of her remarkable legacy - 1998 abortion series.
A new installation by Italian digital artist Andrea Bonaceto is lighting up a store on Oxford Street – and inviting you to interact with it, with your fingertips.
Born in the Persian town of Sarab in 1959, artist Davood Roostaei has observed political struggle and persecution throughout every stage of his life.
We sat down with LA based artist Alex Israel inside his new show "Always On My Mind" at the Gagosian in London.
We met with potter, painter and tapestry maker Grayson Perry in his London studio to hear how his worked changed from 2005-2015. The artist explained his journey from art to television and why he chooses to work with clay and weaving.
Portrait artist Ania Hobson is gaining all the plaudits for her work, leading most notably to her winning the Young Artist BP Portrait Award last year. With a degree in fine art, as well as having studied Portraiture at the Florence Academy of Art and at the Princes Drawing School, there’s no limit to what Hobson can achieve.
Arguably the greatest living portrait photographer, David Bailey shot to glittering notoriety in the 60s, snapping the likes of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Mick Jagger, Andy Warhol and Michael Caine. Our Jake sat down with David in his studio and we filmed it, which begs the question: why haven’t you clicked ‘play’ yet?
