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Sean Kelly talks to us about Collect Wisely his radical media initiative about the keys values of collecting and connoisseurship. As Collect Wisely…

This weekend a selection of works from The Censored Exhibition at Copenhagen Photo Festival will go under the auction hammer at Bruun Rasmussen…

Discover artist Alma Thomas, who defied all the conventions of her day and became a groundbreaking abstract artist in a white, male-dominated world.

Conceptual art refers to the art movement that started emerging since the 1950s and came to fruition in the 1960s and 1970s, and which was mainly an…

On the occasion of Paris Gallery Weekend (17-19 May 2019), which brings the highlights of modern and contemporary art to Paris, we guide you to some…

Artland’s Lost (and Found) Artist Series focuses on artists who were originally omitted from the mainstream art canon or largely invisible for most…

This article will provide you with a concise history of art dealing by zooming in on some of the key players throughout the centuries who have shaped…

On a recent trip to NYC we caught up with artist Vincent Dermody in his studio. His exhibition ‘Nervous Service’ opens today at 65 Grand in Chicago,…

It can be easy to take colour for granted, but as these ten moments remind us, colour should also present its own challenge. Colour can be a unifying…

On a recent visit to Berlin, Artland sat down with Tom Anholt in his studio to ask him a few questions about his paintings and working practice.…

On a recent visit to New York, Artland sat down with Austin Eddy in his studio to ask him a few questions about his paintings and working practice.…

Milan may be world-renowned for its fashion scene, but it is also home to an incredibly vast treasure trove of art. Not only can some of the most…

Viveros-Fauné is Artland's inaugural Chief Critic and the contributor of this regular column. Based in New York City, he writes primarily about…

In 2016, The New York Times published an article titled ‘A 101-Year-Old Artist Finally Gets Her Due at the Whitney.’ This referred to Carmen…

With exciting architecture, a constantly growing and evolving art, design and food scene, and locals who are exceptionally warm for a big…

Minimalism is one of the most influential art movements of the 1960s, which emerged in New York City among a number of young artists who were moving…

Artists are responding to the uncertainty of Britain’s impending exit from the EU the best way they know how – through works of art that are cynical,…

Artland’s Lost (and Found) Artist Series focuses on artists who were originally omitted from the mainstream art canon or largely invisible for most…

Admist the flurry of cutting-edge art that is Independent New York, here are some of the many things that caught our attention at Artland. Read on to…