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For over a decade, Caroline Walker has painted the unseen labour of women – shopkeepers, maids, manicurists. With her new solo exhibition at The Hepworth Wakefield, she turns the lens on herself and her family, charting the rhythms of early motherhood, from the quiet moments at home to the institutional spaces that shape maternal care
Before Star Trek fan fiction, Flame Con and AO3, there was an underground network of fanzines, occult circles and speculative visions that tied sci-fi to queer identity
Kusheda Mensah’s designs have always encouraged connection. Now, as a mother of two, her practice is shifting
Msakhan is a living archive of Palestinian tradition and family
From clubland to the art world, Leigh Bowery shaped culture in ways that are still felt today. As Tate Modern stages a retrospective, his longtime friend and muse, Sue Tilley, recalls their nights out, the making of an icon and the quieter moments beyond the theatrics
