Lucy Lambe explores censorship and iconoclasm as anxieties about art’s power—how images provoke fear, moral policing, and institutional control. From Michelangelo’s censored nudes to contemporary interventions, the essay argues that restricting art denies its role as mirror, catalyst, and force for change.
Caoimhe Heaney explores the beauty of the breakdown—how change, even when painful, can open space for growth and new meaning. Her layered photomontages hold imperfection gently, finding quiet strength in vulnerability and revealing the unseen beauty and fragility that emerges through transformation.
Nua Artist Katrina Tracuma reflects on her waste-based performance WHAT DO? WHERE AMBULANCE?, using curated plastic trash to confront consumerism and climate guilt.
2024 was a year of creativity, growth, and connection for Nua Collective. From the Blackout international tour reaching six cities to the launch of our visual podcast, Spill the Art Tea, and the unveiling of 19 new artworks in our virtual exhibition, Scatter, we’ve had an incredible year. We also revitalised our website, enhancing our hub for celebrating artists and their voices. With over 11.3k website views, 17 active artists, and 402 artworks in our collection, we couldn’t have done it without your support.
Here’s to creating, connecting, and inspiring in 2025!
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