PHOTOGRAPHS: ERIK MADIGAN HECK, WESTON WELLS, COURTESY OF ANJELICA ROSELYN AND EMMA DONOGHUECONTR IBUTORS
ERIK MADIGAN
HECKANJELICA
ROSELYNGABRIELA
HEARST
Born and raised in Uruguay,
where she still runs her family’s
ranch, the designer launched
her eponymous womenswear
and accessories brand in 2015,
now beloved of everyone from
Oprah Winfrey to the Duchess
of Sussex. This month, she
shares her Madrid memories
and holiday essentials for
our ‘Travel notebook’.
A memorable
exhibition ‘Anything at
the Prado Museum.’
An artwork you wish you
owned ‘A p i e c e b y
Hieronymus Bosch.’
A gallery you would like to
stay overnight in ‘The Greek
and Roman art galleries at
the Met.’
Three artists you would
invite to a dinner par ty ‘The
da ncer Maya Plisetsk aya , t he
contemporary artist Dustin
Yellin and Francisco Goya.’A celebrated artist and
contributing photographer for
Bazaar, Erik Madigan Heck
began taking pictures at the
age of 14, after receiving his
first camera as a gift from
his mother. Since then, he has
gained a master’s degree in
photography from Parsons
and exhibited his work
internationally, from Sotheby’s
in London to galleries in New
York, Toronto, Amsterdam and
beyond. For our art issue, he
has photographed his wife and
muse Brianna in their garden
in Connecticut.
A memorable exhibition
‘Anselm Kiefer at the Royal
Academy, or Michael
Bor rema ns’ la st show at
Zeno X Gallery in Antwerp.’
An artwork you wish you
owned ‘The Public Gardens:
Young Girls Playing by
Edouard Vuillard.’
A gallery you would like
to stay overnight in ‘The
Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.’
Three artists you would
invite to a dinner par ty
‘Caravaggio, Salvador Dalí
and Diane Arbus.’
The London College of
Fashion graduate and
womenswear designer has
worked with brands including
Marc Jacobs and Moschino.
Her winning entry to the
inaugural Harper’s Bazaar
x Caran d’Ache Fashion
Illustration Prize is featured
in this issue.
A memorable exhibition
‘Fra nce -Lise McGur n at Tate
Britain – the colour palette and
the scale really astonished me.’
An artwork you wish you
owned ‘Henri Matisse’s cut-out
The Snail. I’d love to have it on
my front door.’
A gallery you would like to
stay overnight in ‘The Met –
I enjoyed seeing the Alexander
McQueen exhibition in 2011.’
What creativity means to you
‘Freedom, and the ability to
express my sense of self.’Page 178
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EMMA
DONOGHUEThe Irish-Canadian author has
written 12 novels, including the
Man Booker Prize-shortlisted
Room, for which she also wrote
the critically acclaimed
screenplay. Interviewed by
Erica Wagner in ‘Talking
points’, she discusses her new
book Akin, set in post-war Nice.
An artwork you wish you
owned ‘ The tiny wooden or
stone Madonna-and-child
figures you find in exhibitions
of mediaeval European
sculpture. There’s something
about their ageless power as
votive objects.’
A gallery you would like
to stay overnight in ‘Tate
Modern – I’d love to be
the lonely queen of its
gargantuan spaces.’
Three artists you would
invite to a dinner par ty
‘Leonardo da Vinci, for his
wide range of conversational
topics; the sculptor Anne
Seymour Damer, about whom
I wrote a novel; and Frida Kahlo- I’d watch her talk all evening.’
What creativity means to you
‘Listening hard for the beat of
your own drum.’
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