Chrissie Hogan Melt SpoonChrissie Hogan, who began her Fine Art journey at age 10, now channels her artistic expertise into ceramics, emphasising vibrant colour and dynamic graphics. Her work in pottery blends elements of design and textiles, creating unique pieces that span from still life to abstract forms. Hogan believes art should seamlessly integrate into daily life, advocating that "it is always better to have an original art is for everyone." Details: Materials:

encompassing analogue

Written and photographed by Burns - a woman documenting the experiences of other women - Skimpies centres the voices and perspectives of those working within the industry

Twenty-eight ceramicists share their work

Dimensions: 23

coins and medals

all nominated by a global panel of high-profile art-world figures

high in the trees or on the terrifyingly vertiginous rooftops of Beijing

Barry Pearce

Focusing on the V&A’s world-famour collection

Andy is the quintessential 20th Century artist

It serves as a metaphor for exile and the evolving perspective of a Franco-Haitian artist

5 x 17 x 1