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In conversation with Revolv Collective

Revolv Collective addresses the lack of post-degree support for emerging artists. The collective hosts exhibitions, workshops, and mentorship programs, fostering a vibrant artistic community. Revolv Collective emerged in 2017 as Krasimira Butseva completed an MA in Photography at the University of Portsmouth, coinciding with Lina Ivanova's recent graduation from the same institution…

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In conversation with Cedar Lewisohn

Cedar Lewisohn is a versatile artist, writer, and curator recognised for his contributions to esteemed institutions such as Tate Britain, Tate Modern, and The British Council. He boasts three published books—Street Art (Tate, 2008), Abstract Graffiti (Marrell, 2011), and The Marduk Prophecy (Slimvolume, 2020)—as well as a collection of edited and self-published works…

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In conversation with Suzanna Petot

Suzanna Petot, originally from New York, is a curator and writer based in London. She holds an MA in Curating the Art Museum from The Courtauld Institute of Art and has worked at various institutions in the U.S., Italy, and the UK, including Gallerie delle Prigioni, The Courtauld Gallery, Tate Modern, M.I.T List Center for Visual Art, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art…

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In conversation with Deep K Kailey

Deep K Kailey boasts a highly successful career in the fashion industry, having made significant contributions to renowned publications such as Dazed, Vogue, and Tatler. However, driven by a quest for deeper meaning in life, she embarked on a transformative spiritual journey. This path ultimately led her to establish one-of-a-kind arts organisation Without Shape Without Form (WSWF)….

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In conversation with Asim Waqif

We had a chat with Asim Waqif, a Delhi-based artist, combines art, architecture, and design. Trained at the School of Planning and Architecture. He later delved into film and television as an art director, eventually transitioning to independent videos and documentaries. Currently, his bamboo installation वेणु [Venu] is displayed at The Hayward Gallery Terrace…

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In conversation with Iona Scott

Iona Scott is a multimedia artist known for her Plankton Light Sculptures inspired by phytoplankton. Her works aim to connect people with these crucial, unseen life forms responsible for 50% of Earth's oxygen. Scott blends art and technology in exhibitions worldwide, including notable appearances at Glastonbury Festival and Burning Man, and permanent displays at The Deep Aquarium in Hull.

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