Jed Skrzypczak
Speaking with Jed Skrzypczak — the creative director who has been working closely with Charli XCX on the visual side of her lockdown album how i’m feeling now — it was clear that this is a project which looks to document the beginning of the pandemic — a time when connectivity seemed the most crucial […]
Pro-active Art Engagement
What results at the unification of art, finance and technology to facilitate relief efforts for COVID-19 victims? The brilliance of this coalescence is Art&Co., the world’s largest online art auction devoted to giving short- and long-term aid to freelance artists that have been impacted by the recent pandemic. The initiative is based in London, where it was […]
Embryoroom Turns 25
Following our interview for the DECADENT issue, we caught up with Edward Quist aka Embryoroom, a veteran of the New York art scene, to get the lowdown on his new projects, including The First Vial — previewed in the article — and ask how he is coping with the COVID epidemic. Amid the COVID pandemic, […]
A Space to Call Home
‘Home’ is a concept that conjures as many literal interpretations as it does figurative associations. It is not limited to the physical and emotional spaces that bring us comfort and security but can include both relatable and aspirational identities to which one gravitates. In the case of distant travel, one can traverse physical borders while […]
Art Meets Basketball For Jimmy Butler During Miami Art Basel
When it comes to Jimmy Butler, there is one thing we can agree on: the four-time NBA All-Star is a force to be reckoned with on and off the court. His resume is nothing short of accolades, including four-time NBA All-Star, four-time NBA All-Defensive Team honouree and two-time All-NBA Team honouree. It’s his passion for […]
Patrick Hughes’ 60 Years of Art
‘I am always looking for things to put on my flat perspective surfaces.’ Patrick Hughes’ 60 Years of Art is witty and ironic at times but is ultimately a sincere and poignant reflection on art as it stands now. It is easy to underestimate the significance of the passing of 60 years; while we might […]