Do You Need To Go To Art School?
As a new year begins Gilda Bruno considers the condition of arts education, with insights from four creatives.
As a new year begins Gilda Bruno considers the condition of arts education, with insights from four creatives.
As December draws to an end, Ed Luker considers the relationship between parties and creative production.
Catch up on the highlights from October’s Everpress Meets.
In an era that can feel defined by work, Sophie Benson considers the politics of rest.
At the tail end of a summer of record temperatures and weather extremes, Sophie Benson considers the future of holidays.
In an era of digital creative working, Morna Fraser reflects on summer, escaping and the work/holiday binary.
A tribute to the work of Daniel Zender, Bobby Engvall, Stewart Armstrong and Gina Guasch.
Catch up on every pearl of wisdom from July’s Everpress Meets.
Catch up on every pearl of wisdom from July’s Everpress Meets.
As another Pride month draws to a close, and on the eve of Trans Pride in London, June Bellebono considers the meaning Pride has today.
On the tail of another Earth Month, Sophie Benson considers how a crisis of imagination is effecting action on climate change.
Morna Fraser considers what it means to be ‘authentic’ as an artist today, with perspectives from Lucinda Chua, patten and Nalan Karacagil.
Hannah Regel on love, heartbreak and art.
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.
As material conditions for artists get harder, Zsófia Paulikovics considers the relationship between making art and making money.
On mental health, masculinity and creativity, with Joost Stokhof.
As Black Minds Matter UK run a special collection with us for Black History Month, we catch up with their marketing manager Olivia Weigel.
In a post-pandemic landscape of spiralling rents and costs, Anna Cafolla considers the changing relationship between creatives, capital cities, and regional places.
Refinery29’s Carli Whitwell on abortion access in a post-Roe vs Wade U.S.
We look at perhaps the biggest question for anyone starting out: how to get your first commission. For insights from Kyle Platts and Aistė Stancikaitė into everything from how much work you should be making, whether you need to compromise on style, and how to start building up contacts, read on.
Writer and editor June Bellebono on why she launched oestrogeneration, a platform that centers transfeminine voices.