John Bunker: ‘Irreducible Determinations; or, Following the Fault Lines’
John Bunker is feeling conflicted about abstract art...but that's just the way he likes it...
John Bunker is feeling conflicted about abstract art...but that's just the way he likes it...
As Hauser & Wirth and Bristol's Arnolfini Gallery gear up for big summer shows of recent paintings, John Bunker reflects on the extraordinary qualities that set Frank Bowling's abstract art apart....
By a cruel twist of fate, a virus-besieged England went into its second Covid lockdown in the very week that ‘Phraxos’, John Bunker’s show of new work, was to open at Unit 3 Project Space in east...
It’s been said that there are no new ideas in art. You just have to keep repeating them because nobody ever listens. That there is a relationship between the visual arts and music isn’t a new idea, but in The Year of Covid, an...
Frederic Anderson begins his residency at Instantloveland by following the winding path that leads from Artex to Art...
In his third piece as Writer-in-Residence for Instantloveland, Sam Cornish discusses materials, means and meanings with artist Susan Roth...
In her third piece as an Instantloveland writer-in-residence, Charley Peters examines how Eva Hesse's 'real nonsense' has opened pathways for painters working now...
John Bunker on a painting of glittering surfaces and dark depths...
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...