Renowned for his large-scale political pieces using non-traditional processes and technology, this week the Irish artist unveils Broken Spectre – his first openly activist project. We visit his airy workspace in Queens, New York, to find out more
We visit the artist in his spacious Brooklyn studio, a place where he conjures up playful compositions away from the real world
Ahead of her major exhibition in Arles this summer, we visit the photographer’s studio in the bohemian district of Belleville in Paris
A couple since they were teenagers, the Templetons have lived in Huntington Beach, California, their whole life. We visit their home studio to learn about how they use the space together, and about their ‘claustrophobic’ relationship
Research and intuition guide the Hungarian artist as he creates expressive works animating form and colour. We visit his east London studio, where a visual wonderland of thoughts and ideas engulf the walls
“Art in itself doesn’t change anything. But when it’s aligned to a political movement, it becomes its visual arm.”
Her labour-of-love seaside studio is not just a space for photographic practice, but for meeting, film-screening and so much more
The artist invites us to Lincolnshire’s sparsely populated Wolds, where he has converted a 20th century stable into a workshop, printing studio and makeshift gallery
The London-based photographer walks us through her creative process, moving between her Tottenham studio space and the nature that surrounds it
Take a deep dive into the processes and practice behind an artist’s work.
From converted stables in the countryside to abandoned gyms and urban warehouses, these image-makers are redefining what it means to create a photograph.
Highlights from our bi-monthly series includes Sheida Soleimani, Brendan Barry, Theo Simpson and more.
