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Bridging Art and Place: an Interview with STEWY

Step into the world of STEWY, a stencil-based street artist whose work transcends traditional boundaries. Through life-size 'ghost' images strategically placed in significant locations, STEWY explores psycho-geography, connecting place, history, and shared memories. In this interview, we dive into their artistic process and the powerful impact of their inclusive and thought-provoking street art.

Joana Alarcão
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Insights of an Eco Artist is an international art  publication that features selected artists and writers from around the globe with a high focus on contemporary art and those tackling issues of social and ecological justice.

Voices of Dissent - Art & Politics

Artwork from Sean Alistair

Unveiling Ancestral Threads: Interview with Suritah Wignall

In a world marked by division and uncertainty, Suritah Wignall has embarked on a deeply personal voyage over the past few years—one that centres around uncovering the untold stories of her family's past and celebrating the enduring strength of the women who came before her. Join us as we delve into her remarkable journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the power of ancestral connections.

Joana Alarcão

18 de setembro de 2023

Artwork from Sijia Chen

Art as Social Discourse: A Conversation with Sonia Rolak

Joana Alarcão

Artwork from Sijia Chen

Threaded Narratives: An Interview with Caren Garfen

Joana Alarcão

In Conversation

artwork Laura Donkers

In conversation: Alice Lenkiewicz

Meet Alice Lenkiewickz, an artist who seamlessly weaves the worlds of visionary painting and photography, guided by themes of intuition and mysticism. As a dedicated vegan and passionate advocate for animal rights, Lenkiewicz has harnessed her artistic talent to create powerful digital paintings that campaign against animal exploitation, specifically targeting factory farming. The artist's practice and beliefs stand in solidarity with fellow animal rights campaigners, striving for the welfare and justice of animals everywhere.

Joana Alarcão
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In conversation:
Sarah Strachan

Joana Alarcão

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In conversation: Sève Favre

Insights of an Eco Artist Team

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In conversation: Zhang Fan

Insights of an Eco Artist Team

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In conversation: Chris Wilmott

Insights of an Eco Artist Team

Art & Culture

Artwork from Krystof Novotny

What it feels like for a girl exhibition by Kryštof Novotný

What it feels like for a girl is a comprehensive exhibition conceived into a series of twenty oil paintings depicting a woman’s life. The artist’s effort is to capture women’s desires, thoughts and feelings in individual moments, important to them, their own lives.

Insights of an Eco Artist Team

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A Stone in the Waters

Petro Lales

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The images of a new generation- the figurative paintings of Kateryna Bortsova

Joana Alarcão

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Stories from journalists and activists around the world, whose governments attempt to rein them in and cover up the truth.

 

'Silenced' is a podcast from human rights organisation ARTICLE 19, hosted by Nicola Kelly and produced by Chris Hooton.

Nature's reclamation of synthetic structures - Adrien Châtelain on post-human landscapes Part I.

Nature's reclamation of synthetic structures - Adrien Châtelain on post-human landscapes Part I.

UK-based interdisciplinary artist, Adrien Châtelain's practice is incredibly diverse, spanning audio production, music, audiovisual installation, analogue photography, poetry, sculpture, and software.

Sustainability and Glass Sculpting with Daniel Rollitt

Sustainability and Glass Sculpting with Daniel Rollitt

UK-based glass artist and ceramist Daniel Rollitt uses both traditional and digital techniques to create incredible kiln-formed sculptures.

Deconstructing Diaspora, Assimilation and Imperialism with Amy Yoshitsu- Part II

Deconstructing Diaspora, Assimilation and Imperialism with Amy Yoshitsu- Part II

Part two of our interview with the amazing artist, Amy Yoshitsu.

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