Troy Browne Doesn’t Focus On Perfection
Troy Browne discusses why he doesn’t focus on perfection, idea theft and impressing yourself as an artist.
Troy Browne discusses why he doesn’t focus on perfection, idea theft and impressing yourself as an artist.
Here, for our special Creative Living series, Keisteri discusses learning to live with deadlines, routine and how fatherhood has shaped his practice.
Ahead of their Barbican takeover, Gut Level share their thoughts on DIY culture, inclusivity and the scene in Sheffield.
Jonathan Lee, Jocelyn Tsaih and Sheena Liam discuss what AAPI Hertiage Month means to them.
On the tail of another Earth Month, Sophie Benson considers how a crisis of imagination is effecting action on climate change.
The Right To Dance Team discuss the value of club culture, meaningful collaboration and marginalised identities.
Farah Fayyad, Ahmad Hammoud, Haitham Haddad and Walid Bouchouchi discuss their cultural heritage, visualising poetry and what distance means to them.
Here, for our special Creative Living series, Modupi discusses learning to live with deadlines, the value of rest and why life and work is all one for her.
Slanted's Julia Kahl on representing cities, the complimentary value of print and digital, and their latest Amsterdam issue.
Georgina Johnson on the value of rest, being a jack of all trades and creative balance.
Marwan Kaabour discusses their creative childhood, why design is political and the value of social media.
Bebhinn Eilish discusses creating round the clock, why she works best at night, and the myth of the tortured artist.
Loveis Wise on Los Angeles, knowledge exchange and arriving as an artist.
Morna Fraser considers what it means to be ‘authentic’ as an artist today, with perspectives from Lucinda Chua, patten and Nalan Karacagil.
Ismaila Rufai, of @kingsvillevisualsgallery, on his path to photography, developing as an artist, and how Nigeria has shaped his work.
Julia Soboleva discusses dislocation, how parenthood shaped her practice, and the relationship between her artworks.
Khyati Trehan on the overlap in her practice, thriving in cities, and working with family.
Karlotta Freier on community, collaboration and representing points of view.
Hannah Regel on love, heartbreak and art.
Jen White-Johnson on motherhood, joy, and how visual culture needs to change for disabled people.
Sophie Benson on the complicated relationship between fast fashion and charity shops.
As a new January slips away, Morna Fraser investigates overcoming the fear of beginning.