Eleanor Sutherland

United Kingdom, York

Creative Producer at Aesthetica Magazine

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1 week ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

Photo Basel, Switzerland’s first and only art fair dedicated exclusively to photographic art, returns for its 10th anniversary edition from 17-22 June. This year, it welcomes over 150 artists from 15 countries – taking the temperature of image-making today. Below, you can discover five standout images from the fair’s 39 participating galleries.
Aesthetica Magazine

1 week ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

Togo-born, Brussels-based photographer Hélène Amouzou (b. 1969) unveils a major new site-specific photo installation, In Between, at London’s Royal Docks on 18 June. The project, which launches during Refugee Week (16–22 June), is produced in collaboration with Praxis, a local charity that supports refugees and migrants, and co-curated by The Line and Arup Phase 2. The series comprises six analogue portraits made in Amouzou’s signature haunting, lyrical style – marked by overexposure and movement.
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2 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

Michelle Williams Gamaker is fast becoming one of the most vital voices in contemporary British art. Born in London in 1979, she has steadily carved a singular path as a moving-image artist whose practice interrogates race, representation and the residual power of cinema. With a doctorate in Fine Art from Goldsmiths and a background in Visual Anthropology, her work deftly merges critical theory with cinematic craft.
Aesthetica Magazine

2 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

“Although the ocean comprises 95% of Earth’s habitable volume, we continue to live as if the planet ends at the shoreline,” says French-Swiss artist Julian Charrière (b. 1987). His latest show, Midnight Zone, opening at Museum Tinguely, Basel, emerges from the sense of disconnect that exists between people and the ocean.
Design and Disability:

2 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

“An act of joy and resistance.” This is how Natalie Kane, Curator of Digital Design at V&A, describes Design and Disability, the museum’s latest show. It showcases the radical contributions of Disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent people to contemporary design and culture, from the 1940s to now, across 170 objects. The exhibition is split into three sections. Visibility spans fashion, photography, graphics, typography and zine culture.
Constructing the Image

3 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

In March 2025, Forbes reported that ChatGPT had 500 million weekly users – a figure that is only getting bigger. The platform, and others like it, has become a part of many people’s daily lives, but how much do we really know about what goes on behind the scenes? Machine learning software relies on a vast ecosystem that extends far beyond the user-friendly interfaces we see on-screen.
Aesthetica Magazine

4 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

Design Shanghai is one of the biggest events in the global design calendar. This year, from 4-7 June, it expects over 80,000 visitors, with its three conferences welcoming speakers from some of the best-known architecture and design studios: Heatherwick Studio, MAD, Snøhetta, Buro Ole Scheeren and Zaha Hadid Architects. The theme for 2025 is Design for Humanity, spotlighting over 600 pieces from brands spanning over 30 countries and regions.
A Landmark Programme

4 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

The Goodwood Art Foundation opens to the public on 31 May 2025 with a clear objective: to establish itself as a serious centre for contemporary art in the UK. Located in West Sussex and set across 70 acres of reimagined landscape, the Foundation’s inaugural season brings together six international artists whose work engages directly with material, context and history.
Aesthetica Magazine

4 weeks ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

“Are you listening?” asks London’s Barbican Centre, as it launches a sweeping multi-sensory exhibition centred around sound. Feel the Sound promises to transform the way we think about audio, exploring how listening – in its many forms – “shapes emotions, memories and even physical sensations.” It’s an expansive show that utilises many corners of the Barbican, from its entrance to public foyers to underground car parks.
Serpentine Pavilion 2025:

1 month ago | aestheticamagazine.com | Eleanor Sutherland

The Serpentine Pavilion has long stood as one of the world’s most visible platforms for architectural experimentation, offering a space where emerging and established practitioners reimagine how we inhabit, experience and connect through built form. Now in its 25th edition, the 2025 Pavilion by Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum continues this trajectory with A Capsule in Time – a contemplative, luminous structure that engages deeply with the elemental forces of light, air and time.