Will Fleming: Two Poems
"still waiting to | be fairly | recorded in the book of love"
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Carolin Meyer: 'Solastalgia'
"These digital images are the result of an experiment in visualising Solastalgia—a neologism combining the word ‘sol’ for sun and ‘nostalgia’, a melancholia or homesickness for a place of lost time."
Sophie Edwards: 'Photography'
"This series of works is a reappreciation of blu tac."
Tina Maslakova: 'Photography'
Tina Maslakova’s photography of Lulu Wang reflects on the entanglement of physical and mental aspects of creative practice
Amanda Earl: 'LIFE’S KNOTS'
Air, peace and tranquillity can be difficult to achieve. Life gets tangled into knots.
Nicci James 'Wool Can Be FELT'
The natural felting phenomenon of wool is usually an undesirable characteristic.
Valeria Burmistrova: Ancient stone, new sculpture
A sculptor makes casts of the negative space created by stone quarrying on the Isle of Portland
Cora Chalaby: 'To Flood' - Lynda Benglis' Contraband.
This article considers explores the relationship between formal, material and conceptual confrontation in Lynda Benglis’ Contraband (1969).
Ella Bucknall: Writing memoir in comic-strip format
Combining biography, visual art, literary history, and narrative non-fiction, Ella Bucknall traverses two centuries in the history of a family pub
Tash Law: Using fashion off-cuts to make new art
Inspired by film and sculpture, Milan-based fashion designer Tash Law uses textile scraps to make eye-popping artworks
'Conspiracy Theory': James Waddell interviews Lucy Sabin
2020 brought breath, this most inconspicuous element of our daily lives, crashing into the foreground
Photography by Fabian Broeker
A photo series shot on a half-functioning camera, lending the images a spectral, fleeting quality
Photography by Ajamu X
Portraits unapologetically celebrating black queer bodies, erotic senses, desire, and pleasure as activism
Tierra McMahon: 'Pop-Up Sheep Shop'
In the annual lead up to Eid al-Kabir in Morocco, sheep spill onto residential streets
Jiayi Fang: 'The Presence of a Dinosaur'
A whimsical, surprisingly tender photo series, pondering the strangeness of everyday urban life
The Still Point Journal 5: Presence
The fifth print edition of the Still Point journal is now available.
Sangeeta Bhagawati: Five Linoprints
On "the relation of the body to pleasure, loss, power and growth."
Call for Submissions to Issue 5: 'Presence'
The Still Point is calling for submissions to 'Presence": our fifth print edition, to be published February 2021.
Introducing: Carys Howells
Five illustrations by Carys Howells, the London-based graphic designer and illustrator who will be designing our fifth print edition.
Lunhua Kong: 'Lunch Hour'
By reconstructing and re-imagining the relationship between desire and space, Lunhua Kong’s photography explores femininity and the Oedipus complex in Chinese family culture.
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