Nik’s Blog
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Are people’s reactions to Tracey Emin: A Second...
In Tracey’s 1995 video ‘Why I didn’t become a dancer’ she recalls being asked to grab a guy’s balls for the first time during sex. At that moment, a five...
Are people’s reactions to Tracey Emin: A Second...
In Tracey’s 1995 video ‘Why I didn’t become a dancer’ she recalls being asked to grab a guy’s balls for the first time during sex. At that moment, a five...
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A Master Painter: Review of Kerry James Marshal...
‘The Histories’ is an explosion of Kerry James Marshall’s daring ambition and devout faith to the religion of Painting. Hope is important in times like these, and Marshall’s vibrant paintings...
A Master Painter: Review of Kerry James Marshal...
‘The Histories’ is an explosion of Kerry James Marshall’s daring ambition and devout faith to the religion of Painting. Hope is important in times like these, and Marshall’s vibrant paintings...
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An Existential Uniting of Classic and Contempor...
Yu Hong’s Another One Bites the Dust is simultaneously uplifting, depressing, and profoundly moving. I leave contemplating the very essence of life, birth, death and suffering. Hong’ paintings are a...
An Existential Uniting of Classic and Contempor...
Yu Hong’s Another One Bites the Dust is simultaneously uplifting, depressing, and profoundly moving. I leave contemplating the very essence of life, birth, death and suffering. Hong’ paintings are a...
About Nik
Nik Macey is an artist and writer working in London. Her writing spans narrative non-fiction, art criticism and journalism, often focussing on painting. Alongside this, her studio practice encompasses painting, drawing, print, collage and craft. Nik’s works are vibrant and gestural, defined by a distinctive colour palette and an interest in playfully uniting different mediums. Nik currently studies at the Royal College of Art.