Selected works
I write about art, culture, travel and ideas, from artist profiles and interviews to book and exhibition reviews. My particular interests include twentieth-century women artists, Surrealism, satire and overlooked cultural figures.
I have bylines in The Spectator, Konfekt, Engelsberg Ideas, Condé Nast Traveller, Prospect, Art UK, Broadsheet, Time Out and Elephant Magazine. Please find a selection of clippings below.
Reviews & Features
Barbara Hepworth’s blues – Prospect
Ithell Colquhoun and Edward Burra’s visions of a fragile world – Engelsberg Ideas
The body politics of Paula Rego – Prospect
The Royal Academy’s New Exhibition Looks Beyond the Madness That Eclipsed Richard Dadd’s Art – Broadsheet
Marie Antoinette’s Image Problem – Engelsberg Ideas
Tate Britain’s New Exhibition Revisits the Grunge, Grit and Glamour of ’90s Art and Fashion – Broadsheet
Rose Wylie at the Royal Academy – Broadsheet
David Bowie’s plastic soul: Young Americans at fifty – The Spectator
The golden age of satire: Gillray and Rowlandson’s revolution on paper –Art UK
Sarajevo’s fragile peace – Engelsberg Ideas
Chantal Joffe at the Victoria Miro –Broadsheet
The theatre of the Galápagos Islands –The Spectator
Tbilisi’s underground resistance –Prospect
Shangri-L(Art): The playground where art and activism collide– Elephant
The queer eye of Alice Neel –Prospect
Père-Lachaise: Where Paris goes to die – The New World
The Life of David Sylvester – The Spectator
Georgia and the consolations of ancient wine – The New World
Cecil Beaton’s Gardens of Eden –Engelsberg Ideas
Alison Jacques won’t be put in a box – Elephant
Why Alice Neel remains a vital presence – The Spectator
Angie McMahon on her album ‘Light, Dark, Light Again’ – LSJ
Sleepless in Shangri–La – The Spectator
Hammering Home with Chloë Collin – Elephant
