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Ben Ravenscroft
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Marc Valleé
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Duncan Roy
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Guillermo del Paso
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Delile
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Evgenia Efstathiou
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Monika Rzeczkowska
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Filip Szewera
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Syotatsu Ekaki
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Jason Granger
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Aliona Ciobanu
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Xiangyin Tom Gu
Ben Ravenscroft
Ben Ravenscroft’s work is about what painting does, not just what it shows. Working on engraved aluminium, he uses structure, process and layered glazes to blur the lines between gesture and control, presence and absence. For Ravenscroft, painting is a live negotiation, a surface that resists, surprises, and slowly unfolds. He studied at Goldsmiths and now works from southeast London, returning often to old questions with new insight. Each piece offers not answers, but propositions, quiet disruptions that ask you to stay a little longer.
The art and design world is hurtling through a period of radical change. Traditional art galleries are reinventing themselves in virtual spaces; new art fairs seem to pop up every time you blink; and designers are preaching a gospel of slowing down and going sustainable. It’s an exciting, bewildering time – one that leaves veterans and newcomers alike asking big questions about where this cultural revolution is taking us. In this editorial, we explore how galleries moving online, the explosion of art fairs, the rise of “slow” design, and cutting-edge materials are reshaping the creative landscape
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