ELLA PLEVIN is a writer, artist, and stylist from London.
Now Zero has been a staple at Spike online, but now, fittingly alongside Brexit, we also bid farewell to Ella and her column. Fear not, Ella will continue to scrawl across the walls of Spike’s print p...
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This month, Ella (or something like her) has dinner with Andre and puts on a happy face.
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This month Ella Plevin lets matters ferment with a little help from her SCOBY. She brews bittersweet tea and finds narcissism and historical myopia at the bottom of the cup. (All the italics are from the Brooks Haxton translation of Heraclitus’ Fragments.)
Tired of all the GoT takes? For her May column, Ella dives into a fish tank and digs into mystical poetic botany in her mother's garden, the Black Forest and at the Serpentine's latest symposium. What...
This month Ella Plevin slides her way in and out of “thin places” and finds that there’s plenty of nothing to think about (except the number sixty-four).
For this month’s column, Ella Plevin visits “Life Death Rebirth” at the Royal Academy of Arts and London's Wearable Technology and Digital Health Technology Show.
When narrating your own life do you choose the genre or does the genre choose you? This month Ella thinks about Baudrillard's claim that reality is far cheaper than fiction while out on the chroma key...
This month, Ella overdoses on JG Ballard and changes the name of her column.
This month, Ella goes to the movies
This month Ella goes trick or treating beyond the veil.
For this month's column Ella looks through the fables we tell as she goes to the office, takes a late night run and raises the dead.
"People are terrible. They can bear anything. Anything! People are hard and brutal. And everyone is disposable. Everyone! That's the lesson." Or is it? Ella Plevin goes night bus top deck Fassbinder f...
In her first column for Spike, Ella Plevin writes about bro theorist philosopher kings and the end of the future.