Just launched: Milk art journal, Vol 1
I'm proud to announce the publication of Milk art journal, Vol. 1. The theme is "Chores & Transcendence" and it features work by 14 artists from 7 countries.
Open Call for works of writing and visual arts from Artist Mothers about Motherhood
For a new limited series art journal, Milk has an Open Call for works of visual art and writing by artist-mothers on the topic of motherhood.
Interview on the Wise Fool Podcast
“People really love it when you make the same compromises that they do, because it justifies them.”
—Katherine Oktober Matthews (The Wise Fool Podcast, 2022)
New publication: The Art of Dancing Explain’d
My latest publication is a revised and restored edition of Kellom Tomlinson's 1735 treatise on dancing, comprised of reading and pictures.
Fruits de Mer published on Libération
My series Fruits de Mer has been published together with small quotations excerpted from an interview on the French national press, Libération.
Creativity as a Career Available for Print-on-Demand
Creativity as a Career: The Field Guide for Artists, a book I edited, is now available for print-on-demand at the American Book Center in Amsterdam.
Ruben Jacobs: Artists as Adventurers
“I saw, in all these different practices, some kind of artistic creature who uses science but also design and technology to re-investigate the relationship with the Earth.”
—Ruben Jacobs (Riding the Dragon)
—Ruben Jacobs (Riding the Dragon)
Publication of my essay on Maija Tammi’s work in Contact Sheet
This year's annual publication by Light Work, Contact Sheet, features the work of artist-in-residence Maija Tammi, together with my essay on her work. It covers a dead rabbit, living cancer cells, and immortal creatures.
Now Available! Creativity as a Career: The Field Guide for Artists
Creativity as a Career: The Field Guide for Artists is now available. I'm so proud to have edited this important project, which is designed to help support art students and artists-to-be in developing their skills as creative entrepreneurs.
David LaChapelle: An Optimistic Apocalypse
"As an artist you have a choice what you create, and I always wanted to make pictures that would use beauty and touch people and move them and inspire them."
—David LaChapelle (GUP Magazine)
—David LaChapelle (GUP Magazine)