Daniel Crews-Chubb
London Live: Daniel Crews-Chub’s ‘The Consequences of Play’
A new series of epic paintings by Daniel Crews-Chub have gone on display in Wellington Arch’s Quadriga Gallery.
The work is inspired by the capital’s Wellington Arch, Apsley House and Peter Paul Rubens’ painting the Consequences of War.
The six works called ‘The Consequences of Play’ reinterpret the original painting, which depicted Europe in the aftermath of the Thirty Years War.
Daniel has been explaining more to Alicia.
The exhibition is on until the 12 March 2022 Quadriga Gallery in Wellington Arch and is a partnership between Vigo Gallery and English Heritage.
Lakwena Maciver
Uniqlo Tate Lates: Night In – Stream 1: Artist Talks, Workshops & Spoken Word | Tate
Samuel Bassett
In the process of (doing something) | The Box Plymouth (2019)
This series of filmed interviews offer an insight into the creative process of a range of artists and creative practitioners, from those represented within our collection, exhibition programme or commissioning process, to those who work in the region. In this film, Samuel Bassett discusses his influences and context.
Stephen Chambers
Stephen Chambers interview Studio International | The Court of Redonda | Venice Biennale 2017
Zak Ové
BBC CHANNEL 4 NEWS: Zak Ove tackling slavery through Caribbean sculpture - Jon Snow (30.03.2017)
For the first time in its history the British Museum is putting on permanent display the work of a Caribbean sculptor in its African collection.
Zak Ove – drawing heavily on his own Trinidadian Irish heritage, has tackled the story of slavery by viewing it through the traditional Island Carnival, an exuberant annual parade that weaves together the story of slavery, rebellion and eventual liberation.
Marcus Harvey
In conversation 'Inselaffe' 2016
Zak Ové
Black and Blue: The Invisible Man and the Masque of Blackness @ Yorkshire Sculpture Park, 2017-2018
Zak Ové
Black and Blue: The Invisible Man and the Masque of Blackness
1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair, Somerset House, London
Modern Forms
Zak Ové interviewed by Nick Hackworth, 2016
James Capper
Porta Carve @ Vigo Gallery, London
Ibrahim El-Salahi
'Mosque' 1964 @ Museum of Modern Art, New York
Mosque, 1964 on view at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, 2017
Ibrahim El-Salahi
BBC Radio 4: An Alternative History of Art
Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artistic Director of the Serpentine Galleries, continues the BBC Radio series exploring overlooked artists from the 20th century. Art history has been written from a white, Western, male perspective. What would an alternative canon look like?
Ibrahim El-Salahi
Video interview with Ibrahim El-Salahi by Nick Hackworth for Modern Forms
Ibrahim El-Salahi
BBC South East Today: Ibrahim El-Salahi, Jerwood Gallery, Hastings (14.05.2015)
Zak Ové
Sunday Brunch 'Hooked': Zak Ové
We discuss the psychology behind addiction with London’s Science Gallery, meet artist Zak Ové, leaf through the weekend papers, find out how to deal with a natural disaster and visit Bluebird Café in London.
Bluebird Café As the 20 year-old café expands across London, we discuss how an old favourite keeps up.
Heywood & Condie
Exhibition Tour - Heywood & Condie: This Land
Tony Heywood guides us through his exhibition with Alison Condie. 'This Land' is a multi-media exhibition interweaving film, sculpture, painting, music and botanical field study in order to create a personal portrait of the Sefton coastline.
Leonardo Drew
Leonardo Drew in 'Investigation' Art in the Twenty-First Century Season 7 October 24, 2014
Leonardo Drew, whose art career began as a child in inner city Bridgeport, Connecticut, transforms new materials—through processes of decay, oxidization, and exposure to weather—in his sculptures.
Never content with work that comes easily, Drew reaches daily beyond his comfort zone, charting a course of experimentation with his materials and processes and letting the work find its own way.
Leonardo Drew
Sculptor Leonardo Drew on being “the crack addict of art”
Artist Leonardo Drew started out drawing superheroes. Over the past 30 years, he's become a highly acclaimed sculptor with work in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, and the Tate in London. Anthony Mason spoke with him about his new exhibitions and why he gave up drawing to build sculptors.
Stephen Chambers
Stephen Chambers RA and Alastair Sooke: In Conversation | April 2018
Leonardo Drew
Leonardo Drew: Traveling & Making | Art21
Episode #210: Leonardo Drew discusses the importance of travel in relationship to his artwork. "If you allow your antennas to reach out," he tells a group of students at Vigo Gallery in London, "you'll find what it is you need for this part of your journey." Deeply devoted to his studio practice, Drew
