In the first of our series on migration, KNST Collective Co-Founder, Nastasia Virvilis reflects on immigration, identity, and belonging in the UK and Canada. We are looking for art, stories and much more as a push to engage with UK policymakers and civil society on the importance of migrant communities in the UK. Want to contribute?

Pushing the boundaries of an already vibrant Mexico City art scene, THIRD BORN Gallery is a fresh voice challenging traditional perspectives

Ching-Yu shares insights into her creative journey, the evolution of her artistic practice, and the ways in which her work continues to...

By Amber Jarman-Crainey I sometimes question if I ‘create,’ in order to process my grief or to distract myself from it.    Since the...

Lately, I often find myself in the position of defending art. I am a contemporary artist and art tutor.

Nature and art are inextricably intertwined, argues KNST Collective Co-Founder, Nastasia Virvilis Sun at Noon, 1969, Isamu Noguchi...

Italy's rich cultural diversity is shaped by centuries of migration, not in spite of it. KNST Collective's latest workshop, Spring In...

Co-founder Gemma La Guardia argues that artists have a moral duty to push the discourse on protecting the environment, drawing on...