Interview with Julie Cockburn
In her Cubism-inflected, collage-based practice, British artist Julie Cockburn is drawn to found imagery of what she describes as an ‘almost archetypal ordinariness’. These disarmingly bland pictures – sourced on eBay or at car-boot sales – are th
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