Скачать или смотреть Studio spotlight: Linder

‘You can go to any hight street and buy a tube of glue, a magazine and a pair of scissors and you can make work, you don’t need a studio. It’s a really economic way of creating images – I like the democracy of that’.

Get a fascinating insight into the art and practice of the celebrated British artist Linder, as she gives a tour of her studio space in the company of Art Review’s Fi Churchman.

Linder describes how she works in the studio – including the spaces she gravitates to for different aspects – and the tools she uses to create her art; her preferred scalpels and glues, and her collections of archive magazines and books which provide the source material for her photomontages.

We also discover how sound and smell play a key role in Linder’s studio; from the soothing and inspiring music of the tanpura, to the perfumes the artist chooses for the space, and the evocative odours her process awakes from the pages of vintage magazines.

Churchman and Linder also discuss Linder’s art; the evolution of her work, against a backdrop of changing media; the potential immediacy of her work and how it allows ideas to be realised very quickly; and the artists upon which she has drawn inspiration, from Salvador Dali to the enduring appeal of Aubrey Beardsley that has seen Linder return to drawing.

Linder: Danger Came Smiling, a five decade retrospective of the artist’s work, is at the Hayward Gallery, 11 February – 5 May 2025. Book now: Linder: Danger Came Smiling | Southbank CentreSubscribe for the latest videos: https://southbankc.re/youtube

TikTok ➳   / southbank.centre  
Instagram ➳   / southbankcentre  
Facebook ➳   / southbankcentre  
X ➳   / southbankcentre  

#SouthbankCentre