Nona Inescu: Bodies In Nature
Connecting human bodies with nature is the focus of Nona Inescu’s practice. The Romanian artist explores our relationship with the natural world, re…
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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…
Among the Olive Trees and Art: Rossella Biscotti
Italian artist Rossella Biscotti tells us about her beginnings in Puglia and then in Naples, where she studied and started her international artistic …
FRONTRUNNER Presents: Deborah Kass & Betty Tompkins
At one point or another within the last ten years, I’ve laughed, cried, gossiped and shared meals with Betty Tompkins (alongside her husband, Bill Mutter)…
Elisabetta Benassi and Returning to the Past
Through multiple modes of expression, Italian artist Elisabetta Benassi recounts the socio-cultural and artistic traditions that have characterized th…
Beverly Brodsky: A (Re)Introduction
A FRONTRUNNER Exclusive: Artist, lecturer, educator and illustrator Beverly Brodsky is presented to a new generation of readers and viewers.
CLEAR CUT: GEORGIA RUSSELL
There’s a certain satisfaction in discovering an artist by mistake, in a gallery you were never meant to be at, in the first place. Stumbling…
Time is Dust: Agustina Woodgate
Buenos Aires-born artist Agustina Woodgate walks FRONTRUNNER through her work for The Armory Show 2020 with Spinello Projects, Miami.
Arlo Parks: The Power of Poetry in Music
Once in a while, an artist arrives who may not realize their own skill and insight. 19-year-old singer/songwriter/poet Arlo Parks is one of those arti…
Marjane Satrapi: The FRONTRUNNER Interview
She knew from a young age that good behavior and following social conventions are not her routes to success, which is why she went the…
