Marina Abramović – London
My introduction to Marina Abramović took place in 2017 during a visit to The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark. While attending the Roskilde Music Festival, I seized the opportunity to explore the museum, where I encountered the profound works of this pioneering performance artist. Abramović, who refers to herself as the ‘grandmother of […]
Ella Monnerat
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.
Kay Abude – Be Creative Remain Resilient
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.
Art by PoPsee
PoPsee, real name Barry Samms, is a contemporary artist melding digital art with contemporary cultural references. The work is ironic, humorous, playful, nostalgic, and thought provoking – using the dichotomy of known historical moments, pop icons, and luxury brands to make a visual statement on what is valued in society. In 1973, Barry Samms was […]
Karen Bystedt – The Lost Warhols
Curated by mixed-media artist and photographer Karen Bystedt, The Lost Warhols pays homage to the Pop of Pop Art with works by a selection of international artists.
Tomokazu Matsuyama – Episodes Far from Home
Known for his fluorescent paintings and sculptures that combine western influences with Japanese art and folklore, NY-based artist Tomokazu Matsuyama talks to 1883 about his work – currently on display at Almine Rech, London – inspirations and future endeavours.