Visual Arts
Ahuva Zeloof’s FAITH: Spiritual Sculpture Rooted in Shoreditch
Ahuva Zeloof didn’t start sculpting until her fifties—but when she did, she carved out an artistic voice that’s...
Molly Maine Reflects on NOMAD, Resilience, and Digital Belonging
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For illustrator and creative wanderer Molly Maine, the concept of “home” has become both personal and political. Having...
Exploring Jacob Hashimoto’s Abstract Worlds in Analog Death, etc.
Known for his ethereal kite-based installations and layered compositions, Jacob Hashimoto returns to London with Analog Death, etc.,...
How 150,000 Photos and One Chemical Sparked Thomas Blanchard’s Latest Visual Odyssey
French filmmaker and experimental artist Thomas Blanchard has a talent for revealing hidden worlds in astonishing detail. His...
Interview with Nahal Taebnia on Painting the Silent Stories of Women’s Inner Worlds
Nahal Taebnia’s new collection, Introspection, is a vivid exploration of women’s emotional landscapes. Blending figurative realism with expressive...
Hold My Hands: Fracture, Fantasy, and Form in the Work of Chaoming Zheng
In his reflection on toys and childhood, Walter Benjamin suggests that broken objects possess a generative allure. Unlike...
2025 World Press Photo of the Year Captures the Quiet Devastation of War
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Sometimes, a single image says more than a thousand headlines. The 2025 World Press Photo of the Year...
Erika Zolli’s ‘Awakened Imagination’ Explores the Depths of Female Identity
In her mesmerising new series Awakened Imagination, surrealist photographer and artist Erika Zolli blends symbolic storytelling with ethereal...
Robert Wilson’s ‘Mother’: Light, Silence, and the Drama of the Unfinished
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When the world of design descends on Milan, most expect show-stopping furniture and headline-grabbing aesthetics. But this year,...
Glorious Texture, Glints of Gold & Gulf Memories: Inside the Intuitive Art of Rachel Richards
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If you’ve ever stared at a painting and felt like it was talking to you—really talking, not just...
Royal College of Art Ranks No.1 in the World for 11th Year—London’s Creative Legacy Continues
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London has long been the beating heart of creativity, and once again, the Royal College of Art (RCA)...
Between Shadows and Light: The Visual Narratives of Geppy Pisanelli
In this interview for Made in Shoreditch, Geppy Pisanelli takes us on a journey through the philosophical and...
