A Q&A With Curator Anders Kreuger
Anders Kreuger is the director of the Kohta Contemporary Art Kunsthalle, Helsinki. He served as director of the Malmö Art Academy and MHKA, Antwerp.
Category: CULTURE
FRONTRUNNER meets the cultural avant-gardes and tastemakers making strides in the creative arts and beyond. Digital creators, curators, comedians, playwrights, historians and everyone in between are captured in a series of compelling, thought-provoking interviews.
FRONTRUNNER Meets PAMM Curator René Morales
René Morales, a Miami native, is the director of curatorial affairs and chief curator of the Peréz Art Museum Miami (PAMM), having onboarded in 2005…
FRONTRUNNER Meets Irish Playwright Marina Carr
Acclaimed Irish playwright Marina Carr speaks about the role of the playwright and the obstacles the COVID-19 pandemic poses to the heart of theatre.
James Falciano Reclaims Queer Illustration
In the age of COVID-19, creativity is flourishing - none more so than in the LGBTQ+ community. FRONTRUNNER meets queer illustrator James Falciano.
Meet Maureen Sullivan of Red Art Projects
Maureen Sullivan is an independent, globetrotting curator and the founder of New York-based art consultancy Red Art Projects.
STOCKHOLM
Inside Sweden’s archipelago, a heavyweight destination for art and design. Restaurant: Fjäderholmarnas Krog The tiny island of Fjäderholmarna is stunning, and you can hop on the…
BERLIN: Part I
A collision of tastes, disciplines and imaginations from around the world, Berlin, boasts some of the greatest art, design, music and cinema. Street Food: Curry…
A Q&A With Zac and Jay
Zac Alsop and Jamie Rawsthorne have one of the most loyal and dedicated fanbases on the YouTube scene, as creators of The Zac and Jay Show.
From Back Door to Dancefloor: Scott Manson
Scott Manson is a writer and editor with more than 30 years experience, having served as editor of the official magazine for Ministry of Sound, simply…
VENICE
Understanding a city dissected by canals and knitted together by bridges. Hotel: Gritti Palace Built during the 15th century and overlooking the Canal Grande (the…
