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Photos by Nessa Pullman Arriving I had been told of a city at the edge of the Atlantic Sea in North Africa where colour seems to breathe from every surface—a place draped in rich pigments, as though the earth itself had been painted and left to glow beneath the hot sun. I tried to imagine such a world: a place where shades layer upon one another until you feel as though you’re swimming in a sea of saturation, your body floating in the sheer vibrancy of it all. I longed to wra

Photos by Nessa Pullman I’d passed this narrow boat parked on Regent’s Canal nearly every weekend on my walk to Broadway Market, always wondering about the man passionately painting inside. One day, curiosity finally nudged me to step aboard and introduce myself to Juan Goméz. After some small talk, I asked if I could return with my camera to capture his story, and we made a plan for the following Sunday. We didn’t exchange numbers or social media—just set a date the old-fash

Intertwined with London’s biggest art week, Soho Revue  founder India Rose James has launched  Echo Soho , a new satellite art fair spotlighting female-led galleries. As a gallerist, collector, and curator, James has travelled to art fairs across the world and noticed a striking absence: while major art events abroad all feature smaller, satellite fairs, London had none. Despite being the city’s largest art fair, Frieze remains highly selective—often leaving little room for e