Can artists afford to log off FB?
Melina Matsoukas
Artists against Facebook
par Trace K. Smith
Yrsa Daley-Ward
par Harriet Shepherd
The poet talks self publishing and social media
Melina Matsoukas
par Lynette Nylander
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Daniel Regan
The Chris Kraus Column
par Chris Kraus
On the role of peers in sustaining an artist's legacy
Jo goes West
The stylist and sculpter working at the intersection of hair and culture
Sleek discourse
par Fariha Roisin
The photographer and dancer Kia LaBeija talks to writer and author Fariha Róisín on life in Trump's America as a HIV-positive woman of colour, how she joined one of New York’s storied voguing ‘houses’ and the problematic readings between her politics and personal life.
The linguistics of trolling
par Natasha Stagg
Writer, editor and author Natasha Stagg considers the linguistics of digital trolling.
I’m a painter, that what I do
par Kathryn O'Regan
Turner Prize-winning artist Lubaina Himid discusses political strategies and the importance of remaining true to yourself ahead of her solo exhibition “Our Kisses are Petals” at BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art
From dead to alive
par Grace Banks
A new exhibition exploring pain, pleasure and death has brought Sophie Calle back into the spotlight. Here, she speaks with our Editor in Chief Grace Banks about mistaken identities, taxidermy and tombs
Sound Guy
par Harriet Shepherd
He’s couture’s best-kept secret—the man behind the soundtracks for some of fashion’s most ambitious catwalks, who shares mixes with Karl Lagerfeld and pokes fun at the fashion industry from his 280k-followed Instagram. But who is Michel Gaubert?
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