On Art and Meditation: Sir Antony Gormley, OBE
FRONTRUNNER is proud to present a conversation with world-renowned contemporary artist Sir Antony Gormley, OBE.
Fabio Pariante
May 14, 2021
FRONTRUNNER Meets Creative Polymath Johnny Flynn
Johnny Flynn, artistic polymath and true Renaissance man, wandered the Sacred Forest and explored the oldest piece of literature to find inspiration for his fifth album, Lost in the Cedar Wood.
Csilla Tornallyay
May 10, 2021
FRONTRUNNER Introduces Moses Hamborg
Introducing Moses Hamborg: an emerging portraitist from Huntington Beach, California. He talks about his origins, his acceptance into Kehinde Wiley’s Black Rock Residency, and the importance of memory in creating art.
Shana Beth Mason
May 18, 2021
Sinéad Harnett: The FRONTRUNNER Interview
London-based singer Sinéad Harnett is an R&B gem that everyone should discover. For our Spring 2020 Cover Feature: Harnett speaks to FRONTRUNNER.
Choya Randolph
May 13, 2021
Jazmyn W: A Rising Comedic Force
Leaving a six-figure corporate job for the world of standup comedy is brave. But, if your name is Jazmyn W, that gambit has already paid off.
Shana Beth Mason
May 13, 2021
ART
Glass Aesthetics and Australian Politics: Artist Yhonnie Scarce
Yhonnie Scarce uses glass as a political tool, revealing pivotal moments in Australian history. As an Aboriginal artist, family and heritage are central to Scarce’s work.
Liv Leftwich
May 11, 2021
Feeling Time and Vibration: Bianco-Valente
Italian duo Giovanna Bianco and Pino Valente, better known as Bianco-Valente, have documented anthropological aspects through the relationship between body and mind since 1994.
Fabio Pariante
April 15, 2021
Gibb Slife: Returning to the Photograph
The art of collage is the centre of Gibb Slife’s practice. He challenges what might be perceived as ordinary or mundane.
Liv Leftwich
April 6, 2021
Photographer of the People: Steve McCurry
Born in Philadelphia in 1950, Steve McCurry is one of the most important photojournalists of the last fifty years.
Fabio Pariante
March 30, 2021
Sonny: Staying True to the Moment
We all know that feeling when we’re watching someone talk about something they’re passionate about: their hobbies, hopes and dreams. Whether that’s someone close to
Yasmine El Shaer
March 17, 2021
Clare Woods’ Lockdown Paintings
The COVID-19 pandemic has been tumultuous and anxiety-ridden for the creative world. But for British artist Clare Woods, it’s proven to be an extraordinary catalyst.
Shana Beth Mason
March 13, 2021
FILM
Filmmakers Stacey Maltin and Margarita Zhitnikova on ‘Triple Threat’
Stacey Maltin and Margarita Zhitnikova, the founders of New York-based production company Besties Make Movies, present their first feature film, Triple Threat.
Bea Isaacson
May 15, 2021
When Worlds Collide: Kenny Scharf
FRONTRUNNER presents an exclusive interview with Malia Scharf and filmmaker Max Basch on their documentary When Worlds Collide: Kenny Scharf.
Edward Symes
March 15, 2021
In Her Own Words: Octavia Spencer
FRONTRUNNER’S Winter 2021 Cover Feature: Oscar-Winning Actress and Producer Octavia Spencer, in her own words.
Csilla Tornallyay
March 13, 2021
Adrien Brody: The FRONTRUNNER Interview
For our Fall 2020 cover feature, FRONTRUNNER presents an exclusive interview with Adrien Brody, and exclusive photography by Chad Moore.
Shana Beth Mason
January 12, 2021
A Look Behind Sunderland ‘Til I Die
FRONTRUNNER speaks to the creators of the Netflix series ‘Sunderland Till I Die’, revealing the trials and woes of the English football club.
Patrick Swift
November 26, 2020
Us Kids: Kim Snyder’s Parkland Documentary
FRONTRUNNER gets a closer look at Us Kids, a documentary following the survivors of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School massacre.
Edward Symes
October 13, 2020
MUSIC
Sweet New Sounds From Black Honey
For when you can’t make up your mind on whether to listen to Nancy Sinatra or Nirvana; lovechild Black Honey demands to be heard. Known
Tayla Howie
June 3, 2021
Kathleen: Poetry With A New Heartbeat
Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Kathleen gives poetry a heartbeat. Her sophomore EP Kathleen II pulls you in with folk guitar chords and melancholy melodies.
Choya Randolph
April 27, 2021
FRONTRUNNER Meets Delta Spirit
A little bit rock, a little bit indie, lots and lots of smashed expectations. Sixteen years, five albums and countless successes later, California-based band Delta Spirit charges forward.
Edward Symes
April 27, 2021
Being the Hero of Your Story: Raissa
London-based singer Raissa talks about her latest EP HEROGIRL, inclusivity, and the importance of traveling in building her process.
Choya Randolph
March 12, 2021
The Power of Place With Terra Lightfoot
When trying to find the words to describe Terra Lightfoot, the best word I can think of is “badass”. In a world where we don’t
Choya Randolph
March 12, 2021
Khai Dreams Gives FRONTRUNNER Good Advice
Do you ever feel like life is a movie and we’re all just trying to find the perfect song for the important moments? Khai Dreams’
Choya Randolph
March 12, 2021
CULTURE
An Interview with Curator Taras Matla
Taras W. Matla is the Associate Director of the University of Maryland (UMD) Art Gallery. He’s worked for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the J. Paul Getty Trust.
Rhys Handley
April 12, 2021
FRONTRUNNER Meets ZONAMACO Founder/Director Zélika García
Zélika García is the Director and Founder of ZONAMACO, Latin America’s leading art fair in Mexico City.
Louise Sinnerton
April 5, 2021
FRONTRUNNER meets Sabine Schormann, Director of Documenta 15
Documenta und Museum Fridericianum gGmbH is known as Documenta. Director General Sabine Schormann has always been passionate about bringing people together.
Louise Sinnerton
February 28, 2021
Vacationing in Stockholm with your teens
ART The Snösätra Graffiti Wall of Fame is a good way to experience some contemporary art outside a gallery or museum. The Snösatra Graffiti Wall
Clara Dijkstra
January 12, 2021
How to have a blast in Stockholm with your kids
Stockholm is a capital that caters to every kind of tourist, from backpackers to families. The city is easily one of the most child-friendly in
Clara Dijkstra
January 12, 2021
Craving adventure? Stretch your itchy feet in Stockholm
EXPLORING Wild swimming is very popular with locals, with designated spots across the city – and thanks to environmental measures in place since the 70s,
Clara Dijkstra
January 12, 2021
FORUM HIGHLIGHTS
Finding Peace and Beauty with Farida Bustani
The seaside town resort of El Gouna, near Hurghada is a picturesque town built along the Red Sea shore. It has distinct architectural styles, adjoining
Yasmine El Shaer
April 25, 2021
Jodie Niss On Inspiring Creativity During the Pandemic
Jodie Niss is an artist and esteemed art teacher based in Brooklyn, New York. She first started teaching in 2006, and has recently set up
Yasmine El Shaer
April 19, 2021
The Art of Life and Death with Vern Rattapoom
Thai artist Rattapoom Piwpantamit (Vern) moved from a small village in Thailand to the city (Bangkok) to pursue his art career. He talks of heart-wrenching
Yasmine El Shaer
February 1, 2021
Profile of the Week: Carla Timoc
Romanian artist Carla Timoc, recently graduated from the University of Art and Design receiving a MA degree in Photography. Her work experiments with film format
Mary Pat Abruzzo
November 15, 2020
YngSpc: A space nurturing the future of art
Imagine: an independent, online/offline platform for contemporary art that emphasizes artists early in their careers. Kate Mothes never imagined her blog would turn into a
Mary Pat Abruzzo
November 3, 2020
Profile of the Week: Pocket of Lollipops
Miami based band, Pocket of Lollipops has been playing together for 11 years. Composed of Maite and Tony, the duo formed their band in high
Yasmine El Shaer
November 3, 2020
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
Sierra Cortner, Social Media Marketing
So, I’m guessing purple is your favorite color? What significance does the color purple have to you? It’s not my favorite color but I recently
Alexa Caroline Modugno
March 19, 2020
Dana Nehdaran, Painter
What’s something you consider “cool” and how would you classify what cool is? Someone who’s outgoing, laid back, and a smooth talker Would you call
Alexa Caroline Modugno
March 19, 2020
Rameet Chawla, Farmer
Can you tell me a little bit about your role as a farmer. What exactly do you do? Do you own land or animals? I
Alexa Caroline Modugno
March 18, 2020
Amy van Doran, Matchmaker
So as a matchmaker, how would you say one finds compatibility in someone else? I think it’s good to start with having a shared value
Alexa Caroline Modugno
March 18, 2020
Nima Veiseh, Painter
How does your fashion and style reflect who you are as an artist? I’m the founder of a clothing company called “Dress Abstract”, which is
Alexa Caroline Modugno
March 18, 2020
Pajtim Osmanaj, Artist
What colors do you like to wear? I go to both extremes. I’m either super shiny like I’m dressed today. A lot of the times
Alexa Caroline Modugno
March 18, 2020