Articles about specific artists
Éva Besnyő: Photography as a Means of Achieving Freedom
Éva Besnyő was a distinctive representative of modernity whose career represented a model of free,…
William Pym, Standards & Practices, Volume 14: A Mellowing Dictator
William Pym's 'Standards and Practices' column on Jonathan Meese's solo show ACROSS THE UNIVERSE…
Female Iconoclasts: Yoko Ono
Explore the work of famous multidisciplinary artist Yoko Ono, who made significant contributions to…
In Praise Of The Ellipse: A Tribute to Turi Simeti
We revisit the myriad forms of Italian Zero artist Turi Simeti's signature oval motifs and dynamic…
Lost (and Found) Artist Series: Tehching Hsieh
Striking in his commitment to physically and mentally exhausting performances, Tehching Hsieh…
Nigerian Artist Dennis Osadebe On Isolation, Neo-Africa, and the Abundant Lagos Art Scene
Dennis Osadebe gives insights into his creative process and tells about the rapidly expanding and…
HuskMitNavn: the Danish Artist Who Celebrates the Subtle Moments of Life
HuskMitNavn has made his name both in Denmark and internationally producing humorous and political…
9 Famous Artists Who Destroyed Their Own Work
From Michaelangelo to Georgia O’Keeffe, learn more about the artists who destroyed their own……
Exploring Abstraction: Ed Moses’ Whiplines, Waterfalls and Worms
During his long art career, Ed Moses traversed rough terrains before becoming a celebrated West…
Lost (and Found) Artist Series: Sonia Gomes
Sonia Gomes is a Brazilian artist known for her freestanding and hanging sculptures, made from…
Female Iconoclasts: Niki de Saint Phalle
Female iconoclast Niki de Saint Phalle found her saviour in art, and made monumental feminist,…
Alberto Giacometti – Art As a Means of Seeing
Alberto Giacometti created some of the most iconic sculptures of the 20th century: tall, slim…