AN AVANT-GARDE MANIFESTO, ELLA MACMANUS

Ella McManus gives Sleaze readers an insight into the Design Museum latest exhibition, Blitz.

DR. GPT: CAN YOU THERAPIZE ME?, LULA ASHDOWN

In her latest Sleaze instalment, Lula explores the moment reassurance slips into addiction—tracing OCD, shame, and the soft glow of a screen that always has an answer. What happens if the real work begins only once nothing replies back?

FOLKLORE IS COUNTERCULTURE

As folklore slips back into the everyday, Rosie McCann traces the soft rebellion of slowing down, touching grass, and finding community where the algorithm can’t reach.

LIFE'S A CIRCUS, HENRI MAGUIRE

“I just want to have fun.” Apparently, this is not a viable life plan.

RECONSIDERING THE LIMBO BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH, EMER CONNOLLY

In a return to “Reconsidering the Limbo Between Life and Death,” Emer Connolly reflects on how her understanding of grief has quietly shifted while living alongside a parent’s terminal illness.

IN CONVERSATION WITH KINOLOGUE, GENEVIEVE STEVENS

Kinologue is an online guide to independent cinema in London. It provides a regularly-updated, centralised directory of film listings across select independent cinemas and screening spaces.

HINGE ISN'T ROTTING YOUR BRAIN, KATE SKEFFINGTON

Nooo don't give up on love, you're so sexy

LOVE/FIGHT, SADIE PITCHER

Sadie Pitcher sits down with emerging British Nigerian artist Betty Ogundipe to discuss her first solo exhibition at the Tache Gallery.

WHERE THE PHONES AT?, WENDELA RANG

Wendela Rang takes us back to the fields and dance floors of this summer, identifying a distinct absence of digital presence amongst UK crowds.

DOUNIA EL BARHDADI, EULOGY FOR MY TWO-NIGHT STAND

In Eulogy for my Two-Night Stand, Dounia recounts an encounter that slips between comedy, cruelty, and quiet tenderness. What begins as a late-night distraction becomes a meditation on intimacy, and the debts we imagine we owe each other.

ONE YEAR ON WITH EMILIA MOMEN, ROSIE LOWIT

One year on, Rosie Lowit sits down with artist, Emilia Momen in her riverside studio to discuss all things from winning the 2025 Young Masters Woman Artist Award to preparing for her upcoming solo show at Ronchini Gallery.

THE ERAS OF GEORGIA WOOD, LILY NEWMAN

Sleaze’s Lily Newman sat down with the Queen of Maidstone, Georgia Wood, to discuss all things from Stonehenge to
G-A-Y and her millions of eras in between.

DEALING WITH THE LIMBO BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH, EMER CONNOLLY

Through moments of humour, reflection, and the quiet strength...

HOW TO BE THE OTHER WOMEN, AMELIA FAY

Short Story Live in 'Literature' Now.

IN CONVERSATION WITH ALICE BARRERAS

Maisie Greener sat down with Alice to discuss the project’s conceptualisation and execution.

"PERIODS, CHILDBIRTH, PAIN", RHEA WILSON

Rhea Willson explores how Emin, drawing from her personal experiences with cancer and trauma, transforms suffering into a powerful narrative of women’s endurance.

IN CONVERSATION WITH PICKLES KNITWEAR, JAMILA WOODLEY

Sleaze sat down with the face behind Pickles Knitwear.

BODY HORROR AND UNFLINCHING HONESTY, ALEC PATROE

Alec reflects on the capacity of the body horror genre to explore the limitations of an imperfect society.

'RETRIEVER' & 'LOST GLOSS', FREYA HARROD

Poetry Live in ‘Literature’ Now.

NO WAY HOME, ALEX RALSTON

Alex Ralston explores the transient nature of student living.

ORDINARY PEOPLE, ORDINARY VICES, JANICE CHAN

Janice Chan’s 'Ordinary People, Ordinary Vices,' is a provocative exploration of modern democracy's hidden challenges.

IS TAPESTRY WOVEN INTO ALL OF US?, REBECCA WOODCOCK

Rebecca Woodcock examines Carole King's influential album 'Tapestry'.

ENDNOTES, FRED SHAW

Fred Shaw returns to the pages of Sleaze to offer a thought-provoking exploration of life, death, and love in his latest piece.

ACT OF OPINIONS, P2 - JAMES GANGEL, FIONA SLEMP

James Gangell, Glasgow-born and bred, 56, father of five.

'EATING SPRING ONIONS WHOLE', LOTTIE INKSTER

Poetry Live in ‘Literature’ Now.