Newsletters

Anything noteworthy that’s crossed my path, my screen or my desk. Visually minded, intellectually curious, Appel is a collection of interviews I’ve hosted as Art & Architecture Editor for Five Books and occasional essays on a range of topics. The newsletter also highlights exhibits of my painting and drawing, residencies, workshops, and other studio news.

Appel takes its name from the French word for a calling, or vocation. It’s a play on the name of the Ancient world’s most celebrated painter, Apelles. Nulla dies sine linea—"Not a day without a line drawn." All of his work has vanished, yet his lineage can be traced to the art of today.

Have you got an idea for an interview or a story relating to art or architecture? I would love to hear from you.

 

APPEL NO.11 - BODY POLITICS

appel no. 10 - the year in books

APPEL NO. 9 - DESIGN, COMMUNICATION, CURRENCY

APPEL NO. 8 - art, spaces

APPEL NO. 7 - THE SLEEP OF REASON, OR WHEN REASON NEVER SLEEPS

APPEL NO. 6 - ART, POLITICS & PUNK ROCK

Appel No. 5 - Arts & Crafts, Makers & Materials

Appel No. 4 - The Human Figure

appel No. 3 - Lives in Paint

Appel Newsletter No. 2 - ZOON POLITIKON

Appel Newsletter No. 1 - Why should we read what visual artists write?

field notes


elizabeth peyton, national portrait gallery


rembrandt’s light, dulwich picture gallery



john ruskin, 2 temple plac


Pierre bonnard, tate


john singer sargent, national gallery of sweden

https://www.nationalmuseum.se/en/john-singer-sargent


edvard munch, british museum


metahaven, ica


Thomas Gainsborough, national portrait gallery