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Through her zine Savage Messiah, drawings and public drifts, artist Laura Oldfield Ford has recoded the urban fabric of London, bringing its repressed revenants to the fore. Josephine Berry Slater and Anthony Iles interviewed her about the varied.
Feb 19, 2017 · The work of Laura Oldfield Ford, from her long-running zine Savage Messiah to her latest exhibition at The Showroom, just a few blocks from where we are walking, alerts its audience to the existence of another London, just as “quintessential”, if not more so. A London in which dreams of freedom forever rub up against the agents of its ...
We spoke to Laura about how she landed this coveted role – along with her drama school experience and how she maintains her stamina on stage – and what advice she has for young performers hoping to go to drama school. Here’s what she shared: Hi Laura! What first inspired you to become a musical theatre performer?
Jul 2, 2024 · Laura: I am inspired by whatever resonates with me, from various eras or artistic movements rather than specific time periods. Recently I have been looking at the technique of John Singer Sargent in terms of building an image tonally.
2 days ago · Living in South Central and connecting with artists there allowed Rex to experience L.A.’s non-Hollywood culture. In 2018, he began to curate exhibitions in East L.A. and Lincoln Heights, which ...
Jan 23, 2021 · Visual Artist Laura Spark – who specialises in animations, projections and live visuals tells us more about her process for creating creative captioning for the show. Hi Laura, you’re responsible for the creative captioning of HERA’s production We Ask These Questions of Everybody .
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How Laura Ashley Built a Successful Company from the Ground Up. The global lifestyle empire had humble beginnings. Bernard and Laura Ashley started their business in 1953. When Mrs. Ashley was 28, she was inspired by a traditional handicrafts exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
