Tom Jeffreys
I’m an independent writer and editor predominantly covering contemporary art and culture. I am particularly interested in work that engages with ecological concerns.
My books include:
~ Walking: Documents of Contemporary Art (Whitechapel Gallery and The MIT Press, 2024)
~ To an island in a loch on an island in a loch, with Kirsty Badenoch (Mouldy Books, 2023)
~ Iman Tajik: Welcome to Portobello (Art Walk Projects, 2022).
~ The White Birch: a Russian Reflection (Little, Brown, 2021)
~ Signal Failure: London to Birmingham, HS2 on Foot (Influx Press, 2017).
My writing has been published in magazines, newspapers and websites like Apollo, Art Monthly, ArtReview, Country Walking, Finnish Architectural Review, e-flux, Frieze, The Guardian, The Independent, Monocle, New Scientist and The World of Interiors. From 2013 to 2023, I edited The Learned Pig, an online magazine of art and the nonhuman.
I frequently contribute to exhibition publications for museums and galleries including: Arts Territory, Cample Line, The Common Guild, Cooke Latham Gallery, Karsten Schubert, Sir John Soane’s Museum, Talbot Rice Gallery and University College London.
My books include:
~ Walking: Documents of Contemporary Art (Whitechapel Gallery and The MIT Press, 2024)
~ To an island in a loch on an island in a loch, with Kirsty Badenoch (Mouldy Books, 2023)
~ Iman Tajik: Welcome to Portobello (Art Walk Projects, 2022).
~ The White Birch: a Russian Reflection (Little, Brown, 2021)
~ Signal Failure: London to Birmingham, HS2 on Foot (Influx Press, 2017).
My writing has been published in magazines, newspapers and websites like Apollo, Art Monthly, ArtReview, Country Walking, Finnish Architectural Review, e-flux, Frieze, The Guardian, The Independent, Monocle, New Scientist and The World of Interiors. From 2013 to 2023, I edited The Learned Pig, an online magazine of art and the nonhuman.
I frequently contribute to exhibition publications for museums and galleries including: Arts Territory, Cample Line, The Common Guild, Cooke Latham Gallery, Karsten Schubert, Sir John Soane’s Museum, Talbot Rice Gallery and University College London.
23 May, 2025
17 Apr, 2024
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