Frank Bowling: ‘Guiltiest pleasure? Sixteen-year-old whisky. My doctor says I shouldn’t’

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Frank Bowling is a renowned British artist, born in what is now Guyana, who has had a distinguished career spanning over six decades. He has been recognized with numerous awards and honours, including a Guggenheim fellowship and election as a Royal Academician, a testament to his significant contributions to the art world. His work has been exhibited in prominent institutions, such as the Whitney Museum and Tate Britain, and he continues to create and exhibit, with his current show Seeking the Sublime on display at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge.

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Frank Bowling: ‘Guiltiest pleasure? Sixteen-year-old whisky. My doctor says I shouldn’t’

The artist on his need for order, an embarrassing Christmas costume, and the people he hopes to meet in heaven Born in British Guiana (now Guyana), Frank Bowling, 92, moved to the UK aged 19 and did national service in the RAF. In 1962, he graduated from the Royal College of Art with the silver medal for painting. He moved to New York in 1966, where he was awarded a Guggenheim fellowship, and exhibited his “map paint…