Jan Fabre
1883 talks art, music and personal memories with Belgian artist Jan Fabre. His new solo show, Songs of the Gypsies, runs until 25 January.
1883 talks art, music and personal memories with Belgian artist Jan Fabre. His new solo show, Songs of the Gypsies, runs until 25 January.
1883 meets artist and curator Hamja Ahsan to talk art, post-colonialism and solidarity and learn more about his new London exhibition.
Is your smartphone affecting your mental health? Artist Stuart Semple has the solution to beat your device addiction. A dumb-phone: BURNR.
1883 meets Ian Brennan, the Irish artist best known for his unfiltered nudes who paints the soul that lies beneath the flesh.
1883 meets Miwa Komatsu, a Japanese artist with an interest in all things spiritual who engages in live painting rituals.
1883 meets Matilda Liu, the curator of Meeting Point Projects, to discuss Uncarved Block, Unbleached Silk, an exhibition exploring Japanese aesthetics.
1883 meets artist and illustrator Charlotte Mei to discuss her fanciful new exhibition, Like a Melody, at NOW Gallery, London, until 2 June.
1883 Magazine sits down with artist Shane Guffogg to discuss his art, career so far, and AI.
The contemporary art scene in Britain is buzzing, with plenty of talented
A collection of interviews with on-the-road music photographers discussing their takes on tour, life parallel to the spotlight, and being the historians of the up-and-comers and stars of the industry.
The World Press Photo Exhibition is making a grand return to London
A fashion story.
The Ghost Kat is an entrepreneur amongst the waves of a new sea of fluid creativity.
1883 meets award-winning author turned visual artist Massoud Hayoun to discuss his work, and inspirations, and to find out what drew him to painting.
In the space in which philanthropist and art collector Isaac Sultan Cohen
Fair Art Fair, co-founded by artist Stacie McCormick, is a platform facilitating direct connections between artists and art lovers, while disrupting the traditional gallery model. The app, often referred to as the ‘Instagram or Tinder for artists’, allows artists to sell their work commission-free. It eliminates the need for intermediaries, supporting talent and equality in the financial aspects of art. Artists can showcase their work to a global audience, making art more accessible to buyers unaccustomed to traditional gallery proceedings.
1883 Magazine’s Kelsey Barnes chats with Sophie Tea about bringing the send nudes project to the stage, her hope for her work, and more.
My introduction to Marina Abramović took place in 2017 during a visit
In Monnerat’s world, everything feels alive, every thing feels alive: from a leather jacket to sticks on a riverbank in Bahia to the green door of a local building they thought they’d never seen before, but was there the whole time.
1883 meets artist Kay Abude to discuss her new collaborative project addressing themes of resilience and creative expression. A new iteration of The Showroom’s annual Mural Commission, the work will be unveiled on 29 July.
