Earthlings: Corinne Beardsley and Sludge Thunder
Guest writer Bianca Giaever meets New York-based artists, Corinne Beardsley and Sludge Thunder, at their most recent exhibition, Earthlings.
Tag: women artists
The Collision and Fusion of East and West: Hannah Lim
As a person of mixed Singaporean and British heritage, Hannah Lim creates furniture-like sculptures with a combination of both the East and the West e…
Alexi Marshall: Female Bodies and Folklore
Alexi Marshall celebrates womanhood in her practice, emphasising unapologetic female bodies. Drawing on print, fabric, and mosaics, she subverts gende…
Silva Cunningham: The Sketchbooks of Growing Up
Silva Cunningham created a youth culture magazine called Plates Of Meat one year ago. In her words, “The entire thing is about the process of growin…
A Conversation with Mira Schor
FRONTRUNNER is proud to present a conversation with painter, theorist, educator, and critic Mira Schor.
Jessica Stoller: Porcelain Power And Deconstructing Feminism
Jessica Stoller redefines feminism in her work, playing on both the grotesque and the surreal within her practice. She uses her ceramic sculpture to e…
The Fairytale Art World of Alice Ronchi
In the rural landscape where she grew up, who better understands the importance of contact with the life of nature. We're talking about artist Alice R…
A One-On-One With Monica Bonvicini
“I think one strong reason why I wanted to become an artist is that I was terrified by the idea of getting up every day and do the same thing”. Wi…
Nona Inescu: Bodies In Nature
Connecting human bodies with nature is the focus of Nona Inescu’s practice. The Romanian artist explores our relationship with the natural world, re…
Glass Aesthetics and Australian Politics: Artist Yhonnie Scarce
Yhonnie Scarce uses glass as a political tool, revealing pivotal moments in Australian history. As an Aboriginal artist, family and heritage are centr…