July 28, 2020Essay6 Comments
John Bunker considers Frank Bowling’s ‘Towards Crab Island’
John Bunker on a painting of glittering surfaces and dark depths...
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July 17, 2020Essay5 Comments
James Faure Walker: ‘Speed Limits: Digital Paint and Abstract Painting’
In his third piece as a writer-in-residence at Instantloveland, James Faure Walker recalls the resistance he encountered as a maker of digital art...
July 2, 2020Essay1 comment
John Bunker: ‘Geoff Rigden: Lyricism Laughing at itself’
John Bunker offers a timely appreciation of Geoff Rigden's mischievous visual intelligence...
June 28, 2020InterviewNo comment
Jillian Knipe in conversation with Moyra Derby: Propositions for Paintings
In her second piece as writer-in-residence at Instantloveland, Jillian Knipe moves back and forth between an interview with artist Moyra Derby, and reflections on the meanings and contexts of her work......
June 19, 2020Essay5 Comments
Matt Dennis: ‘Red is always Good. Red is better than Brown. And Green is not always Great.’
Matt Dennis on Nathan Kahn's filmic portrait of the Contemporary Art market, 'The Price of Everything'...
May 12, 2020Essay4 Comments
Alan Gouk: ‘Gauguin, Van Gogh, Matisse, Part II: The Apotheosis of Decoration’
In the second part of his extended essay, Alan Gouk examines how the ornamental impulse in Gauguin’s late paintings finds its full expression in the breathtaking decorative splendour of Matisse… There is much that could be...
April 17, 2020Interview9 Comments
‘Just get on with it’: Matt Dennis in conversation with Patrick Jones
The veteran abstractionist opens up about art, artists, and 'resolving the dilemma of the picture'...
April 3, 2020Essay3 Comments
James Faure Walker: ‘Dubuffet, Drawing and Disorder’
In his second piece for Instantloveland as a Writer-in-Residence, James Faure Walker wonders if the great advocate of ‘Art Brut’ and the authors of ‘How-to-draw’ manuals have anything to teach each other…...
March 18, 2020Essay4 Comments
Alan Gouk: ‘Gauguin, Van Gogh, Matisse, Part I: Open Conflicts, Hidden Affinities’
Instantloveland is delighted to present artist and writer Alan Gouk’s extended essay, ‘Gauguin, Van Gogh, Matisse’. In ‘Open Conflicts, Hidden Affinities’, the first of the essay’s two parts, he sees...