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We meet Assistant Curator Sarah Allen for her perspective of the Sophie Taeuber-Arp retrospective at Tate Modern.
We talk to the multidisciplinary artist about her fundamental work, rooted in her tranquil countryside studio.
The Print Series is a charitable venture that launched this Spring – an evolving collection of affordable photographic prints.
Lindsay Sekulowicz and Elena Heatherwick meet British weaver and artist Rachel Scott.
Nell Card speaks to the London-based illustrator and author of The Art of Repair.
Examining the internal struggle of daily tasks through dance in Scenes at Sunset Ave.
A look at the pioneering life of the trailblazing female designer of the 20th Century.
For our fifth podcast series, we look to the theme of Rhythm, how it forms us, how we carry it and where it can lead us.
Olivia Meehan reflects on the sonic quality of floral arrangements in art.
The Cornwall-based artist creating sweeping brushworks for our shop windows.
Chloë Ashby interviews the artist using collage to reflect timely, contemporary themes.
In marks and in solargraphs, the Hebridean artist captures the shifting elements of island life.
The winning competition entries in response to our seasonal theme of Rhythm.
Fiorella Valdesolo reflects on the art of calligraphy through the ages.
The London-based textile artist using stitch as language.
In the studio with the Northern Irish artist.
Chloë Ashby interviews the Tanzanian artist empowering women through paint.
The Brooklyn-based library dedicated to the history of textiles.
A simple guide to two textile mends by repair specialist Emily Settle.
The Textile Stories of Artist Natasha Kerr.
Yasmijn Jarram explores the relevance of contemporary art and its relation to society.
The American novelist and bookstore owner on running an independent business with community at its heart.
Chlo Ashby talks to the celebrated British artist, known for her figurative paintings of monumental, mythic women.
Emily Ponsonby captures female forms submerged in the greenish-blue depths of water.
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