Acclaimed artist, Annie Kevans is exhibiting a series of portraits of the 1920s-1930s movie talent campaign, WAMPAS Baby Stars in a show with Boo Ritson and Francisca Valdivieso.
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After experiencing degrading and humiliating street harassment on ‘almost a daily basis’ New York-based artist Tatyana Fazalizadeh decided to combat the problem through her street art series Stop Telling...
Passion for Freedom Festival
A non-government, voluntary organization, Passion for Freedom's message is simple: Freedom of women, freedom of speech; protecting it where it exists, promoting it where it doesn’t. Mongoos spoke to festival...
Conversations: Karl Dmitri Bishop
“My grandson is a Devil worshipper,” said my grandma upon seeing my work for the first time.
Afternoon Tea: Artist Interview with Maria Lund
Born and educated in Sweden, Maria Luna is a mixed-media artist living one of her three childhood dreams; becoming a doctor and owning a candy store are yet to...
Happy Days: Interview with Tasos Pavlopoulos
Tasos Pavlopoulos was born in 1955 in Athens. From 1978 until 1983, he studied under Henryk Tomaszewski and Teresa Pagowska at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. His latest exhibition ‘Happy...
Conversations with Lucinda Lyons
How are you? Sorry about the half finished, garbled letter. To be honest I’m a little unhinged at the moment. My parents who used to live a field’s walk away...
Interview with Mice Hell
Mice Hell is a Dublin based multidisciplinary artist who has worked in print, drawing, video and performance. In 2011 she started a new project called Papergirl Dublin where she cycled around...
Judith Chamizo on a traditional craft in a digital age
Between constantly involving technology and an increasingly saturated market, creating illustration in the digital age is no mean feat. Judith Chamizo talks to Mongoos about keeping it traditional, the internet...
In Their Own Words: Jennifer Mills
I was recently invited into the intimate world of Tempus Arts artist Jennifer Mills. Arriving at her London home early in broken flip-flops, we both started with a "sorry"...
From Asia to the World: An interview with Director Glenn Scott Wright from Victoria Miro Gallery
"Art Basel Switzerland? It’s the best art fair in the world. Stellar line-up, fantastic infrastructure," said Mr. Glenn Scott Wright on a sunny London afternoon. Well, I imagine such compliments do...
Alizé Meurisse
With three published novels Pâle Sang Bleu (2007), Roman á Clefs (2010), and Neverdays (2013) to her name, Alizé Meurisse has established herself as a prolific novelist. However, she...
Colour and Texture in Antonio Carreño
One is instantly drawn to Antonio Carreño’s paintings. The colours were the first to attract me, but then I became lost in the other-worldliness of the painting. A duality...
Interview with Russian collective AES+F
The Russian art collective AES+F has moved away from Russian conceptualism to a hyper-visual style influenced by baroque. Eternal themes of beauty, sex, and death are laced throughout their...
