On David Shrigley's Lockdown Drawings

Where are the boundaries, who is crossing them?

Everyone wants to be normal.

'Perfect viewing for a time of isolation.'

‘I like the idea that in a world of uncertainties, something can be known.’

In short, I want to understand an unbelievable situation. I want someone to tell me the story that I’m in.

'Along with insidious gods, and as its title suggests, Titian: Love, Desire, Death explores the depths of the human experience, brings together seven ‘poesies’ interpreted from Ovid’s Metamorphoses.'

Liberation through Photography

An-my Lê at Marian Goodman Gallery

'Only teenagers can feel this indestructible.'

'A busy disco, irreverently juxtaposing low and high culture.'

'Are we ever off the clock, or merely on perpetual standby?'

"Zandra happens to work in fashion and textiles but is actually a pop artist."

“private school for my kids, house prices up – hurrah!”

'All of us are powerful and impotent.'

The Reverse Panopticon, Arcade Campfa, Cardiff

'I am the protagonist of my life’s epic; I am the extra in the background of someone else’s.'

'Hollywood is saturated with nostalgia as kung pao chicken is laced with MSG.'

'How many gestures do you make, in a day? Where does one gesture stop and another begin?'

What has fallen away, such that commentary is no longer praise-in-unison?

Craft and tradition as resistance to cultural erasure.

'We all know Kyle; he is our bully.'

‘Peace, it’s all you want, a bit of peace,’ but there are demons to square up to.

Announcing our latest publication with Art / Books, Michael Rakowitz and 41 chefs from across the world

"Like Harmony Korine’s ‘Spring Breakers’ — the PG 13 cut."

"Can’t a shadow be a shadow, and the light fall where it may?"

"Think Socially Conscious Pokemon Go."

 “I have a chance to show how kind we can be, how intelligent and generous we can be.”