Interviews

Zaam Arif is a Pakistani-American contemporary artist residing and working in Houston, Texas. Arif's work is a reflection of an overture rich with philosophical and literary influences, over time evolving...

Ruth Heaton explores painting as an expanded practice which is informed by architectural structures, interior design, and objects drawn from domestic, decorative, and popular culture. Geometry, symmetry, spatiality, and process...

Paul Becker is a painter, drawer and writer. He has exhibited widely, in the UK and internationally. In terms of his writing, in 2022 he published How We Made ‘The...

Beth McAlester is a Northern Irish artist based in London, England, exploring themes of identity, commemoration, and place. Through her paintings on wood, she examines semi-biographical narratives grounded by post-Troubles contexts within the UK and Ireland.

Debbie Meniru is a London-based writer, curator and editor. Her art writing leans into emotion, anecdote and humour and has been published internationally, including by Hatje Cantz, Rizzoli, Tate and...

Tabish Khan is an art critic, writer, speaker, podcaster, and curator who passionately believes in making art accessible to everyone. He visits and writes about hundreds of exhibitions a year,...

Ackerman Studios, founded in 2017 by curator Lily Ackerman, brings together over a decade of curatorial experience with a collaborative, independent approach to working with art. The Studio occupies a...

Darren Reid is a self-taught artist who paints intricately detailed contemporary landscapes focussing particularly on his native Britain and the Californian landscape. From an empty stretch of road, a busy...

Laurence Jones is a London-based British artist who plays with ideas of authenticity and memory. His paintings of half-familiar American modernist buildings and illuminated swimming pools, set in stark terrains...

Peter Burns is an Irish painter renowned for his richly layered, mythic oil paintings that blend elements of classical, biblical, and science fiction narratives.

Hanna ten Doornkaat’s work is an ongoing investigation of the meaning and concept of painting versus drawing. Her works on wood panels are defined by a complex process of repetitive mark making and erasure, of revealing and concealing.

Berntson Bhattacharjee Gallery was founded in 2020 and is based in London with a satellite programme in Stockholm. In 2023, we converted what was once a car park into our...