Rosa Klerkx brings 216 to Perrotin London this September: a three-channel film, euphonium score and sun-made blueprints from ...

Discover how Toile Blanche and The Leroy Brothers transform guest experiences, lavender, wine and dinners into unexpected art ...

Marcus Jansen announces Counterpoint, a new artist-led publication marking four decades of work, with pre-release editions ...

Ally Van Tillo, founder of the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt, has died. His legacy lives on through a landmark work of remembrance, ...

Step into the enchanting world of British artist Sarah Graham, who expresses her love for all things nostalgic, beautifully captured in her photorealistic still-life paintings. Graham’s canvases ...

Since we last spoke with British artist Marcus Nelson, he has been busy refining his practice by curating and participating in group and duo exhibitions, some of which have taken place in Germany.

Opening in Kensington Gardens on 6 June, LANZA atelier’s 25th Serpentine Pavilion turns the humble brick wall into a porous civic room for art, performance and encounter. The Serpentine Pavilion will ...

The practice of Nigerian multidisciplinary artist Victor Ehikhamenor does not whisper; it roars, pulsating with quiet thunder, a resolve of history revisited, identity reclaimed, and memory-defying ...

Malian artist Abdoulaye Konaté is known for his exquisite practice, which masterfully utilises textiles, creating works as enigmatically layered as the socio-political landscape of Mali itself.

Q: What challenges do you think young Moroccan artists—living both in Morocco and outside the country—face today? A: What is hard for the Moroccan artists, living in Morocco, is often linked to ...

ZOT: the title, Dutch for “fool” or “mad,” is borrowed from Willem de Kooning’s black-and-white paintings of the 1940s, where words, symbols and abstract forms hover inside loose, high-voltage ...

In her film, titled How it Feels (1996) she talks about her abortion—and I can feel her pain. I have had one too and it hurts mentally and physically. No one really wants this and no one really tells ...