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If you can cast your mind back a couple of months, then you may remember our review of JD McPherson’s first ever UK show at The Wheelbarrow in Camden. We certainly can. What really stayed with us from that night was that glint in his eye; a glint that said there was just a little... Read more
We decided to feature our Stupid Questions with Julien Nédélec, one of the 80 artists chosen for the Salon de Montrouge in France, as we particularly liked the colour of his trousers (see below), oh and of course his work! Here’s a bit about the Salon de Montrouge in case you’ve never heard of it: the Salon was... Read more
Talk about surreal. Here we are, sat in a conference room of the Marylebone Hotel, with two icons of hip hop and two masked Frenchmen, talking about the hip hop album that’s caused the biggest stir of the year so far, here at Art Wednesday. We know we’re interviewing First Serve but that little kid... Read more
About a year ago we wrote a piece on girl crushes. Since then we’ve had many likings, loves and infatuations with a series of very talented members of the fairer sex. But none have been quite as serious as the one on Fanny & Jessy, a formidable, not to mention strikingly beautiful, design duo. And... Read more
Words by Jim Pilling We sat down for a lengthy chat with Jamie N Commons a couple of Fridays ago to get the scoop on what’s going on with one of the most talked about artists of the year so far. We were in St John’s Wood in a room adorned with Madonna’s platinum plaques... Read more
Words by Marissa Cox. 24-year-old China-born Ritchie Chan is flying the flag for emerging Chinese fashion designers, artists and creatives. He heads up Triple-Major, a fashion collective based in Beijing that enables designers to produce their own collections and present them internationally, as well as inviting international artists and designers to exhibit their work in... Read more
Words by Emily Steer. After our interview with David Bailey, which was let’s face it, rage inducing, it was a delight to be sat down for morning coffee at Redchurch Street’s Allpress café, with three (despite being very busy) amiable and communicative young female artists. Sophie Alda, Emily Evans and Leonie Lachlan are all relatively... Read more
Band of Skulls bassist and vocalist Emma Richardson launches her first solo exhibition ‘Cruisin’ for a Bruisin” today, so we thought after making the cross-over from music into the art world, she might be keen to answer some of our pressing questions about the artistic and intellectual challenges she’s faced along the way. But, and... Read more
Words & photos by Jim Pilling. Despite the name strangely reminding us of our Latin classes at school – wasn’t there always an image of a dead dog in the textbooks? And a phrase that we still remember to this day: ‘Caecilius est morte’ (the character’s father, not the dog). No? Just us? Ok, we... Read more
Words by Jim Pilling. Back in the day, music was a physical product – there was simply no other way – something that, here at Art Wednesday we are a little wistful for. Ah, remember those days, when with the music came the artwork, the inlay, the disc or tape itself, the ‘free poster inside’,... Read more
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