Through overlooked objects and Norfolk’s landscape, Dougherty builds narratives of place, memory, and personal history Louise Dougherty delves into her artistic process, shaped by nature, memory, and thread, offering insight into how landscapes and overlooked objects inform her deeply personal and meditative work. Louise Dougherty‘s work speaks deeply to the harmony between nature and the…
John Hughes discusses his career, his passion for plein air painting, and his insights into teaching and artistic growth In this interview, John Hughes shares his lifelong passion for landscape painting, his teaching philosophy, and how his personal experiences have influenced his artistic growth and connection to nature. John Hughes is a master of capturing…
Exploring the mind behind iconic statues and still-life bronzes, from Nelson Mandela to private soldiers John Doubleday discusses his sculptural journey, capturing historical figures and still-lifes in bronze, highlighting his influences, commissions, and ongoing artistic exploration ahead of his eightieth birthday. John Doubleday stands as one of the most remarkable and versatile sculptors of our…
Alan R. Warren discusses his motivations for writing true crime, the importance of victim narratives, and his transition to fiction. In an interview with Reader’s House magazine, Alan R. Warren, a prolific author with over 30 nonfiction books to his name, shared insights into his writing journey and the motivations behind his exploration of dark…
Discover how Palacios uses colour and craft to forge a path to safety and identity Juan Arango Palacios explores the intersections of identity, migration, and queer experience through vibrant colours and textures, creating immersive narratives that honour safety, community, and the celebration of Latinx heritage. Juan Arango Palacios is a powerful emerging voice in the…
Cecile Chong explores the intersection of culture, heritage, and social justice in her transformative multimedia installations Cecile Chong explores her multicultural background, the impact of public installations, and the connection between art, identity, and social justice. Cecile Chong’s multifaceted artistry emerges as a vibrant tapestry woven from her rich cultural heritage and profound understanding of…
Moby-Dick Reimagined in Lin’s Cross-Cultural Canvas Eleen Lin’s art explores identity and cultural intersections, drawing on her multicultural upbringing to create layered narratives that reinterpret classic stories and modern urban life through a globalized lens. Eleen Lin’s artwork is a profound journey across cultures, mythologies, and identity, inviting viewers to explore the liminal space where…
Curtis discusses her process, organic materials, and wearable art that merge human and natural worlds Joy Curtis shares insights into her nature-inspired sculptures, discussing her use of natural dyes, the concept of symbiosis, and wearable artworks that foster interaction and blur human-environment boundaries. Joy Curtis stands as a compelling voice in contemporary sculpture, capturing the…
Exploring six decades of pioneering video art, collaboration, and Zen-inspired creativity Madelon Hooykaas reflects on her creative evolution, from early influences in photography and film to her groundbreaking video art, collaborations, and the integration of Zen spirituality into her artistic process. Madelon Hooykaas stands as a transformative figure in the evolution of video art and…
Bell’s “Copper Waters” uses New Zealand’s landscapes to enrich themes of family and betrayal. Marlene M. Bell’s novels blend her sheep husbandry background and culinary passion, creating rich settings and complex characters. Her artistic vision and personal experiences inspire diverse storytelling across genres. Marlene M. Bell is making waves in the literary world with her…
