David Datuna: The Hungry Artist
Georgian-American artist David Datuna shocked the contemporary art world with a performance called Hungry Artist (2019-2021), where he dismounted Maur…
Category: Art
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Remodelling Tradition: Abraham Kritzman
Abraham Kritzman’s practice spans across painting, sculpture, printmaking and installation. He is inspired by travel, combining historical sources w…
FRONTRUNNER Introduces Moses Hamborg
Introducing Moses Hamborg: an emerging portraitist from Huntington Beach, California. He talks about his origins, his acceptance into Kehinde Wiley's …
On Art and Meditation: Sir Antony Gormley, OBE
FRONTRUNNER is proud to present a conversation with world-renowned contemporary artist Sir Antony Gormley, OBE.
Glass Aesthetics and Australian Politics: Artist Yhonnie Scarce
Yhonnie Scarce uses glass as a political tool, revealing pivotal moments in Australian history. As an Aboriginal artist, family and heritage are centr…
Feeling Time and Vibration: Bianco-Valente
Italian duo Giovanna Bianco and Pino Valente, better known as Bianco-Valente, have documented anthropological aspects through the relationship between…
Gibb Slife: Returning to the Photograph
The art of collage is the centre of Gibb Slife’s practice. He challenges what might be perceived as ordinary or mundane.
Photographer of the People: Steve McCurry
Born in Philadelphia in 1950, Steve McCurry is one of the most important photojournalists of the last fifty years.
Sonny: Staying True to the Moment
We all know that feeling when we’re watching someone talk about something they’re passionate about: their hobbies, hopes and dreams. Whether that’s someone close to…
Clare Woods’ Lockdown Paintings
The COVID-19 pandemic has been tumultuous and anxiety-ridden for the creative world. But for British artist Clare Woods, it's proven to be an extraord…