Yayoi Kusama Is Still One of Our Most Important Artists (2025) Frieze. Available at: https://www.frieze.com/article/yayoi-kusama-still-one-our-most-important-artists.

Sasha Gordon’s intimate paintings explore her biracial identity (2019) It’s Nice That. Available at: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/sasha-gordon-art-280119.

Tala Madani’s ‘Shit Mom’: the anti-hero we were waiting for (2025) Plaster Magazine. Available at: https://plastermagazine.com/interviews/tala-madani-pilar-corrias-ai-daughter-interview/.

Caroline Walker: The Gazes of the Invisible (2025) Art Critic. Available at: https://www.artcritic.com/en/caroline-walker-the-gazes-of-the-invisible/

Karen Turner: Why Do You Have To Be So Emotional? (2024) Rise Art. Available at: https://www.riseart.com/article/2742/karen-turner-why-do-you-have-to-be-so-emotional

Saule Suleimenova: Art After the Kazakh Spring (2024) Art Review. Available at: https://artreview.com/saule-suleimenova-art-after-the-kazakh-spring-feature-tyler-coburn/

Everywhere Antennas – Julie Delporte’s Troubling Tale of a Quarter-Life Crisis is an Evocative Visual Treat (2014) Broken Frontier. Available at: https://www.brokenfrontier.com/everywhere-antennas-julie-delporte-helga-dascher-drawn-and-quarterly/

Louise Bourgeois – the reluctant hero of feminist art (2016) The Guardian. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/mar/14/louise-bourgeois-feminist-art-sculptor-bilbao-guggenheim-women

“I Was Trying to Deal With the Trauma”: The Haunting Art of Barbara Walker (2025) AnOther. Available at: https://www.anothermag.com/art-photography/16129/barbara-walker-interview

Spotlighting Feminism - Tracey Emin (2024) The Courtauldian. Available at: https://www.courtauldian.com/single-post/spotlighting-feminism-tracey-emin

Tara Booth, the comic book artist breaking the grid with personality and poise (2016) It’s Nice That. Available at: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/tara-booth-art-150816