No. 24 - Winter 2021/2022 | Curated by Claudy Jongstra

Colour is making a comeback in this bilingual winter issue of See All This. Guest curated by artist and activist Claudy Jongstra, this issue coaxes colour back into our lives. Using wool from her indigenous herd of Drenthe Heath sheep and plants from her own garden, Jongstra creates monumental textile works that attest to the beauty and import of nature’s colour palette. This issue is dedicated to colour. To fields of it. Featuring artists and writers that celebrate colour across the spectrum.

In this issue:

- The world of Claudy Jongstra: spend a day with the artist in her garden and studio
- Exclusive premiere: Jongstra reveals her Guernica de la Ecologia
- I'm almost sepia: a short story from highly acclaimed author Ali Smith about losing colour, and finding it again
- The power and the glory: colour expert Kassia St Clair tells about the turbulent origins of colour
- 'I don't believe in weeding': the botanical garden of Claudy Jongstra
- Out of the blue: Charlotte Caspers sees right through the painted surface of the work of Jan van Eyck
- Colour Fields portfolio: with Mark Rothko, Sandro Botticelli en Helen Frankenthaler, tot Latifa Echakhch, Maruyama Ōkyo and Etel Adnan
Pyramids, samples and wheels: IJsbrand Hummelen on the classification of colours
- Exhibition tips: what's on
- Book tips: new releases and fresh perspectives