Imagining Otherwise Art, Writing and The Pre-Raphaelites

Izabella Scott is a writer and editor based in London. She works as Editor at The White Review. Her essays and criticism have appeared in ArtReview, the Financial Times, Artforum, the London Review of Books, TANK magazine, frieze, Art Monthly, art-agenda, The White Review, Apollo, Elephant, Affidavit.

Chiedza Mhondoro works as Assistant Curator, British Art at Tate Britain. She specialises in the art of the eighteenth century and its wider social, cultural, political, economic, and international contexts. Chiedza is also interested in the ways in which we can uncover the forgotten or suppressed histories and experiences visualised in historic art.

Vanessa Onwuemezi is a writer living in London. She is the winner of The White Review Short Story Prize in 2019 and her work has appeared in literary and art magazines, including Granta, Frieze and Prototype. Her debut short story collection, Dark Neighbourhood, was published in 2021 and was named one of the Guardian’s Best Books of 2021.

A K Blakemore is a poet and novelist from London. Her debut novel, The Manningtree Witches, won the Desmond Elliot Prize for Best First Novel, and was shortlisted for a Costa Prize. Her second novel, The Glutton, is forthcoming from Granta Books. Her work has been widely published and anthologised, appearing in The London Review of Books, Poetry and Poetry Review, among others.

Khairani Barokka is a writer and artist from Jakarta, and Editor of Modern Poetry in Translation. Okka’s interdisciplinary work has been presented widely internationally. Her latest book, Ultimatum Orangutan, was shortlisted for the Barbellion Prize; her creative nonfiction debut, Annah, Infinite, will be published by Tilted Axis Press in 2024.

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