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Vermont College of Fine Arts Spotlight
Published in December 2020 SPOTLIGHT: student and alumnx art spaces, collectives and organizations. Check out the spotlight here |
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Al-Tiba 9 Contemporary Art Magazine, Featured Artist Interview
Published in September 2020 Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art is an international exhibition of contemporary art, featuring art in the field of Photography, Installation, Sculpture, Video art, Virtual Art, Performance, and Fashion design. Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art aims to seize, in a particular way, the social reality that consists of creating an interface between the West and the Arab world. It introduces emergent artists to the international scene with a primary focus on contemporary art reflecting modern society and its environment, encouraging innovation and diversity of mediums, which engage potentially the today’s art scene. Check out the interview here |
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Cel del Nord, Artist Interview
Published in September 2020 Cel del Nord's mission is to create a physical and virtual space in which creative individuals can explore ideas, develop their practice and connect with others. Check out the interview here |
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Haus-A-Rest, Issue 3 Published in July 2020 This issue focuses on how artists have exhibited and displayed their work during lock down as the home became their exhibition space. Check out the articles written about The Kitchen Sink Project: Unapologetically Creating Space Learn more about the project 
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Rural Slop: Subverting Notions of Contemporary Rural Art
Published in June 2020 England, United Kingdom This publication challenges and subverts traditional notions of contemporary rural art, featuring 18 fantastic contemporary artists that offer a fresher and more exciting view of the countryside, opposed to the chocolate box depictions of landscape often exhibited. We want this project to act as a catalyst for discussion, bringing artists together from often isolated environments and promoting discussion around opportunity and access in rural regions. Slop is a curatorial project formed in April 2020, working to promote underrepresented artists through exhibitions, collaborations, and publications. Learn more about the project |
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Gathering Zine
Published in June 2020 Gathering Zine is a collaborative publication exploring notions of the body. The zine has at its heart collaboration and inclusivity and readers are encouraged to contribute artworks responding to this theme that speak to their own experiences. By working in collaboration with the public, sharing different mediums and approaches, Gathering Zine functions as a body of knowledge, inspiring participation and empathy between differing perspectives. The Gathering Zine is a collaboration between a group of researchers from the Royal College of Art and with the Design Museum. Learn More About the Project
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