Veronica Ryan: Turner Prize Winner
After spending years feeling as if she was invisible, we’re celebrating as Veronica Ryan’s contemplative sculptures were rewarded the much-deserved Turner Prize 2022. Veronica Ryan, Mould for Mango Seeds, 2022 At 66, Ryan becomes the oldest artist to have won the...
Mohammed Sami: The Point 0
Delving into his long-standing exploration of memory in relation to time and conflict, we were lucky enough to see Mohammed Sami’s large-scale canvasses up-close at his current exhibition: The Point 0 at Camden Art Centre. Mohammed Sami, born in 1984 in Baghdad, Iraq,...
Marlene Dumas: on using second-hand images and first-hand emotions
With a career spanning over 40 years, and portraits traversing almost every emotion, we take a look at the trailblazing work of Marlene Dumas. A portrait artist for over 40 years, Dumas has engaged with a huge variety of subjects: portraits of the dead, portraits of...
Hew Locke: The Procession
While his installation, The Procession, is in its final weeks at the Tate Britain, we take a look at the legacy of Hew Locke. A Guyanese-British sculptor, born in Edinburgh in 1959, Hew spent his formative years (1966-80) in Guyana before returning to the UK at the...
