Ben Edmunds and his Aspirational Equipment
When Ben Edmunds began thinking of where he wanted his life to lead, there was not one clear answer. As time progressed, he began ticking off things t…
Author: Corazon Miller
Corazon Miller is an Art correspondent for FRONTRUNNER. She is a Kiwi journalist who received her Masters in International Relations and Human Rights and a Bachelor of Nursing Degree from the University of Auckland, as well a Postgraduate Diploma in Communications/Journalism from the Auckland University of Technology. She has worked in print, radio, and digital outlets in New Zealand and the United Kingdom. She covers a range of topics including fine arts, politics, social justice, and human rights. She lives and works in Auckland.
Love, Death, and the Time I Knew You: Introducing Loribelle Spirovski
Ahead of the artist’s first London exhibition, Loribelle Spirovski (who is of Serbian-Filipino descent) speaks to FRONTRUNNER about her career and t…
Renaissance Reimagined, Reignited: Negin Sharifzadeh
Negin Sharifzadeh's recent photographs, sculptures and animations challenge the eternal Feminine in the history of Renaissance art to reinterpret and …
RISE! FRONTRUNNER Meets Rebecca Léveillé Guay
Rebecca Léveillé Guay began her professional art career as a comic book illustrator, before shifting her focus to large-scale gallery paintings.
FRONTRUNNER Meets Miss Bugs
In the age of social media, expressive vanity has become a mainstay of contemporary culture; from the more clever, subtle expressions of beauty and talent…
Jacob Hicks: Painting Against the Dark Arts
Through his art, Brooklyn-based painter Jacob Hicks has decided to add to the many voices of displeasure in speaking out against the Trump administrat…
FRONTRUNNER Meets London-Based Graffiti Life
Success as an artist was, once upon a time, defined as that moment when one’s work found a home on the white walls of a gallery. Anything found outs…
VENICE BIENNALE 2019: FRONTRUNNER’S REPORT
La Biennale di Venezia - the 58th International Art Exhibition - saw thousands toting their trademark canvas goodie bags filled with heavy art catalog…
From Eire to England: An Interview With mother’s tankstation Director Finola Jones
From the outside, a contemporary gallery's main hub in the Irish capital seems unremarkable. The external simplicity belies the internal image that is…