Rosalie Clement Hennion in conversation with: Miroslav Pomichal, Rachel Mercer, Archie Franks and writer Paul Carey-Kent regarding their current exhibiton ‘Bread And Games’ at The Bindery ..read more

Jon Sharples in conversation with: Anna van Oosterom, Jacopo Dal Bello and Andrew Hewish regarding their current exhibiton ‘Field Notes’ at The Bindery ..read more

Jeff Lowe talks with Eugenie Vronskaya, Lucie Winterson and Susannah Fiennes regarding their exhibiton 'Glimpsing The Indefinable' at the Bindery ..read more

Kamini Vellodi talks about Francis Bacon's exhibition at the RA and Marcelle Hanselaar with Aleph Contemporary, 2022 ..read more

Kamini Vellodi talks to painter Alastair Gordon about his practice described in the title 'Quodlibet' for his forthcoming solo exhibition at 12 Piccadilly Arcade this September. Kamini Vellodi is a writer and artist and Senior Lecturer in Philosophy, Theory and History of Art in Edinburgh College of Art at the University of Edinburgh. Her research intersects 20th century and contemporary continental philosophy and theory, and theories and historiographies of art history and visual culture. She is the author of 'Tintoretto's Difference. Deleuze, Diagrammatics and Art History' published by Bloo ..read more

Henry Ward's new exhibition at Aleph Contemporary goes live at alephcontemporary.com on July 1st 2021.    Artist, teacher, writer and curator Henry Ward holds his PhD, Middlesex University, 2013, a PGCE Secondary, Art, Goldsmiths College, 1999, as well as a BA Honours, Fine Art, Winchester School of Art, 1993, and a Foundation Diploma, Central St Martin’s College of Art and Design, 1990. Since 2018, Ward has served as an advisor for the Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin, and as the Creative Director for the Freelands  Foundation from 2017 ..read more

Miroslav Pomichal and Archie Franks's virtual show 'The Stifled Cry' has now been extended until the 30th of July. View it here: https://alephcontemporary.com/exhibitions/34-the-stifled-cry-archie-franks-miroslav-text-by-sacha-craddock/virtual_exhibition/ Miroslav Pomichal holds his MFA, Wimbledon College of Art and a BA, Honours, Art History, The Courtauld Institute of Art, London.His work is found in the Ingram Collection, UK. The artist has had solo shows at Kun Kelemen Fine Art, Bratislava, 2017, Flatgallery, Bratislava, 2016 and Canal, London, 2016. Pomichal has participated in over ..read more

See Miroslav Pomichal and Archie Franks' two-person virtual exhibition 'The Stifled Cry' at https://alephcontemporary.com/exhibitions/34-the-stifled-cry-archie-franks-miroslav-text-by-sacha-craddock/virtual_exhibition/ Read Sacha Craddock's curatorial text at https://alephcontemporary.com/exhibitions/34-the-stifled-cry-archie-franks-miroslav-text-by-sacha-craddock/overview/ . Sacha Craddock is an art critic, writer, mentor and curator based in London. She is co-founder of Artschool Palestine, co-founder of the Contemporary Art Award at the British School at Rome    ..read more

Philosopher Daniel Coffeen talks to artist Phil King about his work. Coffeen wrote an essay about King's work titled 'Squiggles All The Way Down'.  Phil King holds his M.A, Fine Arts, Goldsmiths College, London and B.A., Honours, Painting, Fine Art, Painting, The Bath Academy of Art. King serves as the co-editor of Turps magazine and has contributed critical essays to various art exhibition catalogues. In 2014, King translated Jean Genet’s The Studio of Giacometti, Grey Tiger Books.   Daniel Coffeen has a PhD in Rhetoric from UC Berkeley where he was a lecturer for many years, in add ..read more

JO BARING IS THE DIRECTOR OF THE INGRAM COLLECTION OF MODERN BRITISH & CONTEMPORARY ART & HAS CURATED EXHIBITIONS AT MUSEUMS & PUBLIC GALLERIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY ..read more