Len Gordon is a Contributing Writer at various publications, chronicling contemporary art’s beautiful mess through his unique lens. He delves into themes of art, culture, and society, while also exploring the intersections of photography and the automotive world. Len's work has been featured in the Association of National Advertisers, Art Plugged, and Lexology.
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Len Gordon's coverage predominantly revolves around the art and culture scene, featuring profile features, expert commentary, and industry-specific pieces. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives on contemporary art trends, insights from renowned artists or curators, or analysis of current issues within the art world.
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From RECRAFTED to MULT Island: Curator Miranda Lee reframes digital art as spatial practice, cultural ecology and public responsibility
Manuel Mathieu brings Haitian history, abstraction and Black Atlantic memory to Venice Biennale 2026 in Koyo Kouoh's In Minor Keys.
The Mexico-born, London-based AB TAVERA turns abstract painting into a charged terrain of memory, material instinct and slow refusal.
Through two Rolls-Royce Phantom Gallery works for London Craft Week 2026 , the marque turns leather, thread, brass and veneer into a contemporary meditation on heritage and handwork
Lili Shen, the London-based artist, uses AI, VR and biometric signals to build immersive worlds from heartbeats, sleep rhythms and fragments of the subconscious.
With Occupied , Jes Chen pares technology back to a sensor, a screen and a social reflex, exposing how quickly viewers grant presence to a machine
By: Len Gordon
Pamela Bryan of Octavia Art Gallery and London curator Julia Campbell Carter unite five international artists in a cross-cultural exhibition of memory, movement and resilience.
By: Len Gordon
Oshorenoya David Francis offers a tender meditation on solitude, identity and emotional becoming through expressive figurative painting.
Cyril Kongo collaborates with Rolls-Royce on five Black Badge Cullinan Private Commissions, blending graffiti, craftsmanship and luxury design.
Yuhan Wang’s films explore family, the body and systems of control through repetition, duration and restraint, creating a cinema of quiet pressure.
