Bare With Me: Hernease Davis
Hernease Davis stretches herself and stories across photograms, cyanotypes, performance and craft to emphasize self-care through the artistic process. Her photograms and cyanotypes are created…
Tag: contemporary
Esther Wolf, Painter
What inspires you as an artist? Your style, your colors, etc? I’m very inspired by women’s issues, especially issues that I’ve faced including body focused…
Michela Martello: On Symbolism, Sincerity and Sisterhood
A perpetually curious interdisciplinary artist, Michela Martello brings together traditional and contemporary influences through a feminine, and femin…
6 Books By Pioneering LGBTQIA Artists
These 6 books are Frontrunner’s picks by artists from across the LGBTQIA spectrum; artists whose gender and sexual identities have informed their practices and shaped…
6 Essential Books By Contemporary Women Artists
Frontrunner's pick of six books covering the work of groundbreaking, contemporary women artists is a perfect way to celebrate the creative woman (or m…
The Collector’s Bible: Introduction
Dear Readers, Frontrunner bequeaths to you a single volume of knowledge and know-how: the kind that gallerists, auction house specialists, curators, museum directors, public relations…
In Pictures: Aziz + Cucher in London
Frieze Week in London is generally designed to do two things: attract celebrities to snap their Instagram photos in front of all manner of artworks…
EDDYSROOM Goes Global: An Interview With Austin Eddy
With no home, where do you go? Your friend’s house usually. So following that train of thought, I started reaching out to people and discussing the …
Burn, Baby, Burn: Grady Corbitt and Colin McElroy on ‘Meet Us At The Dumpster Fire’
It’s something to get excited about. I find if I look too much on social media or the news, I get bummed. Look beyond the surface of the scrolling t…
Darryl Westly: Dreaming the American Dream
At times I believe making art is about recreating the self, and finding the courage to expose that to the world. The fear lies in being misunderstood.…