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Studio Visit: An Interview With Lilah Fowler

Craft/Work visits the Homerton studio space of artist Lilah Fowler to talk code, culture, and landscape
News

INTERVIEW: Lucy Railton & Peter Zinovieff

Robert Barry speaks to Lucy Railton and Peter Zinovieff ahead of the debut of a new collaborative project later this month at Berlin Atonal
Black Sky Thinking

Music For A Purpose: KPM And The History Of Library Music

It's the music we hear more than nearly anything else, but rarely know who made it. Bobby Barry tracks down some of the people who made the library music that became some of our favourite TV and film themes
Art

A Shed Of One’s Own: Supernormal Takes Art To The Bottom Of The Garden

With Supernormal Festival taking place this weekend in Oxfordshire, Craft/Work spoke to Eastville Project Space, Georgia Horgan, Bristol Experimental and Expanded Film, and Matt Copson about their projects for the festival's artist sheds
A Quietus Interview

Corporeal Engagement: An Interview With Neil Luck

From pieces built on the splutters and falters of human speech to adding virtual pop stars to contemporary music, welcome to the world of the composer and Arco ensemble and squib-box founder. By Robert Barry
Art

Delirious New Wick: Lawrence Lek’s Post-Brexit Apocalypse

Lawrence Lek's Bonus Levels had been a playful way of exploring issues around culturally-led regeneration, but since the EU referendum, they have started to take a darker turn
Art

Artist Run: Stepping Out With Footfall Art

A roving project by artist Hannah Luxton, Footfall Art installs the work of emerging artists in the street-facing windows of commercial buildings.

News

London’s Chalton Gallery Celebrates Birthday With Week Of “Temporary Art”

Celebrating its first birthday, the Chalton Gallery presents a revolving week of constantly changing exhibitions and live performances
Art

Explore Functions: Zero Zero At Annka Kultys Gallery

At Annka Kultys’s Bethnal Green gallery space, Craft/Work meets artist-curators Molly Soda, Ada Rajkovic, and Arvida Byström to talk online and offline presences – and the blurry spaces in-between
Art

“Europe Needs English Tea”: The EU Referendum And The Arts

With the UK’s referendum over EU membership coming up on Thursday, artists and curators express their thoughts and feelings about Europe, the Union, and the prospects for Brexit.
Art

Formalism On Acid: Mary Heilmann At The Whitechapel Gallery

Looking at Pictures, the Whitechapel Gallery’s major new show of works by Mary Heilmann presents the first major UK survey of this important American artist
Art

Coming Attractions: June Gallery Previews

The return of Craft/Work's monthly exhibition previews column heralds burning footballs and erased borders from Grear Patterson, Francis Alÿs, Wolfgang Tillmans, and more
Art

The Flipside Of Technology: Cory Arcangel Interviewed

With a new show open at London’s Lisson Gallery, Cory Arcangel discusses music, nostalgia, clickbait and trash
Art

Everything Is A Picture: The False Friends Of Oliver Osborne

Both allusive and elusive, the work of Oliver Osborne both paints appropriation and appropriates painting
Art

The Juarez Device: Mixing Images And Song With Terry Allen

As his Juarez project receives a lavish re-issue forty years after it first saw the light, Craft/Work talks to conceptual artist and outlaw country singer Terry Allen
Art

Bye Bye Space Boy: Conceptual Art In Britain

At Tate Britain’s new Conceptual Art in Britain show, Craft/Work finds plenty to sing about
Art

A Performative Approach To Nature: Exploring Art Sheffield

At Sheffield’s biennial cross-city art event, Robert Barry explores works by Charles Atlas, Michel Auder, Florian Hecker, Paul Sietsema, and Anna Barham

Art

Analyse That: Mark Wallinger’s Monsters From The Id

With his new show currently occupying both of Hauser & Wirth’s Savile Row galleries, Craft/Work talks to British artist Mark Wallinger about analysis and its many resistances
Art

The Biggest Listicle Ever: A Ride On The Electronic Superhighway

At the Whitechapel Gallery’s Electronic Superhighway exhibition, Craft/Work looks beyond post-internet art to find wonder in clunky old interfaces
Art

Listening to Someone Listening: James Richards at Bergen Kunsthall

Before it travels to London later in the year, Craft/Work catches James Richards’s new installation at Bergen Kunsthall in Norway, Crumb Mahogany
Art

A Work Of A Work: Sturtevant’s Warhol Marilyn

When is a Warhol not a Warhol? When it’s a Sturtevant. With a new book dedicated to her Warhol Marilyn from Afterall’s One Work series, Craft/Work looks at the work of Elaine Sturtevant
Art

The Territory Of The Book: An Interview With Alexandra Leykauf

With the release of her new artist book from Roma Publications, Berlin-based artist Alexandra Leykauf discusses time, landscape, and media
Art

Round Them Up Cowgirl: March Exhibition Previews

Craft/Work's March exhibition previews include new shows from Steven Claydon and Simon Starling plus films about Battersea Power Station and Fukushima
Art

Turning The Wurm: How I Became A Sculpture (For One Minute)

Craft/Work heads to the Tate Modern to become, just for a moment, a One Minute Sculpture by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm
Art

Archeologies Of The Future: Michael Joo’s Radiohalo At Blain|Southern

Craft/Work talks to Michael Joo about his new show at Blain|Southern in London and how to calculate the energy expenditure on the way to enlightenment
Art

Meat Market: The Symbolic Sabotage Of Jeremy Hutchison

From stowaways disguised as consumer goods to sabotaging circuits of affective subjection, Jeremy Hutchison’s work in film, photomontage, and performance gnaws at the gristle of consumer capitalism
Art

Action At A Distance: Leslie Deere’s Modern Conjuring

In the first of what will be a regular series of studio visits with artists, Craft/Work meets Leslie Deere to talk about her ongoing project for a Sound and Music embedded residency at Music Hackspace
Art

A Police Utopia: Jimmy Cauty’s Aftermath Dislocation Principle

The KLF's Jimmy Cauty discusses taking his dystopian model village on a tour of the sites of great riots from the past, present, and future
Art

Tripping The Light Fantastic: Joachim Koester At Turner Contemporary

At Margate’s Turner Contemporary, an exhibition by Joachim Koester meets the psychedelic undercurrents in J.M.W. Turner’s own colour beginnings
Art

Round ’Em Up Let’s Go: February Exhibition Previews

February's coming attractions include shows by Harmony Korine, Mark Wallinger, and Dinh Q. Lê plus a series of conversations, dinnertimes, and works-in-progress which render "the space between the works … as important as the objects themselves."
Art

An Imaginary Menagerie: Christiana Soulou’s Drawings After Borges

Christiana Soulou's drawings, at Sadie Coles Gallery in Soho, take inspiration from Jorge Luis Borges' bizarre taxonomy of fantastic creatures
Art

Cultural Capital: Can London Afford To Price Out Its Artists?

At the London Art Fair, a panel discussion between artist Emma Hart, curator Daniel Herrmann, gallerist Fabio Altamura, critic Ben Luka, and the GLA’s Kirsten Dunne asks how artists can afford to go on living in country’s capital
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