Wonderland.
Covering our Autumn/Fall 23 issue, Bella Poarch details her journey to stardom, and joining forces with HUGO for their latest venture.
Konyikeh discusses her various musical inspirations, finding her love of songwriting, and her marvellous debut singles.
Alternative artist Vita is calling her listeners to take a stand and reclaim control of their lives with her electric EP, "LIBRE".
A first look at NoMad London as artist and performer Caroline Denervaud wakes from a fever dream in a cinematic new video.
CHILD’S PLAY
LA illustrator Langley Fox draws Wonderland – and her legion of fans – into a world of warped realities and childish fantasies this summer.
A LIFE IN COLOUR: Kaffee Fassett interview
Kaffee Fassett is a one-man kaleidoscope, and your mum’s knitting ain’t got nothing on him. Wonderland interviewed him at the launch of A Life In Colour, his new exhibition at the Fashion and Textile Museum.
JOSHUA DAVIS: The First Man of Internet Art talks nuns, coding and the Future Bottle Design Challenge
Tumblr artists, fingers off the reblog button. Joshua Davis, graphic designer and judge of Heineken’s Future Bottle Design Challenge, pretty much invented Internet art.
EMERGING: Typoe
Typoe is a street artist and a gallerist all rolled into one, with his punchy and conceptual artworks causing a stir on the Miami scene. Wonderland talks to the man himself.
EMERGING: Jel Martinez
Jel Martinez is part of a breed of street artists approaching graffiti through the prism of conceptual art. He replicates the clumsy buffing and removal techniques of council workers tasked to remove street art, and the in the process makes a meta-comment on how people perceive graffiti.
EMERGING: Guy Gormley
Guy Gormley has reemerged onto the art scene with his new show, Vigil, at the Son Gallery. The third solo exhibition from the master media curator showcases his most recent work. To add to this Gormley is also a DJ under the name of Enchante, book creator, videographer, frequent collaborator with the Hannah Barry Gallery, […]
EMERGING: Lucas Price
Lucas Price was the upstart street artist whose A-Level work sold to collectors before he got clean of heroin and headed for the RCA. Before his show T.E.A.M Atlas opens at Rove Gallery, we talk to the man about his shift from the streets to the gallery and preview some shots of his work from […]
Marc Lagrange: Sex, sepia and Polaroid photography
If Helmut Newton as the pioneer who introduced eroticism to photography, Marc Lagrange is one of his worthy heirs to the art. Heaving with lust and glamour, his sexually-charged large format photography might just overwhelm the fainthearted. Wonderland takes a deep NSFW breath and dives in.
CATLIN EMERGING: Lydia Brain
In the first of a series profiling the brightest and the best young graduates to emerge from the upcoming Catlin Guide, we chat to Lydia Brain, whose video and photographic work with the Hasidic Jewish community shines a light on an underrepresented and overlooked part of London.