In-house @ Plaster Magazine
Previously @ NR World
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Writing, editing, research
izzy@plastermagazine.com
In-house @ Plaster Magazine
Previously @ NR World
*ੈ✩‧₊ ˚༺♡༻*ੈ✩‧₊˚
Writing, editing, research
izzy@plastermagazine.com
From zombie clubbers to deep-fried portraits of celebs and airbrushed toilet paper, Izzy Bilkus dives into the rising trend of tasteless art
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Divine Machinery is an eerie aesthetic of malfunction and meaning lost in the feed. Izzy Bilkus explores how the social media trend has been seeping into contemporary art
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“People are weirded out by the fact we live here.” Izzy Bilkus speaks to Final Hot Desert founders Marina Moro and Ben Anderson who run a gallery from their flat
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Izzy Bilkus finds pleasure and pain in an unusual artist pairing at Luxembourg + Co.
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Ahead of her new solo show at Sadie Coles HQ, Tau Lewis talks thrifting, mythology and struggling with goodbyes
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The artist’s latest exhibition is a monument to madness, nostalgia and rebellious girlhood
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Ahead of a new exhibition ‘Motel Nudes’, Lorena Lohr talks cowboys, tombstone portraits and the ineffable pull of the road
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Repressed desire, bad fashion choices and “living in eternal darkness”: Izzy Bilkus speaks with painter Li Hei Di ahead of their first UK solo show
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The Ukrainian painter’s first UK solo show is a monument to friends and lovers
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Prempeh’s paintings are troves of nostalgia, identity and matriarchal strength, as Izzy Bilkus finds when she visits the artist’s studio for Plaster’s guest editorship of Catalogue Magazine Issue 7.0
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In recent times, the German artist’s work has taken a darker turn
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‘Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines’ celebrates the political, niche and sometimes freaky history of artist-created zines
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A new exhibition at the Centre for British Photography shows how the ‘godmother of punk’ pictured the scene, while questioning the gender politics of its pioneers
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A new group show at Kunsthalle Wien aims to normalise the naked breast while highlighting queer and feminist critiques
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The artist’s latest series memorialises the tender beginnings of a budding romance
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For his first curated show, Paul Hameline has put together ‘Happy Accidents’ at Galerie Sultana in Paris
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