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Get a taste of this year's edition of Copenhagen Photo Festival, and bid on a unique selection of contemporary fine-art photographs.

Few people know about the visual art of composer John Cage. Discover his works stemming from the same philosophy of chance as his compositions.

The iconic visual language of Bill Traylor depicts a rich personal story and helps us to keep questioning our societal shortcomings.

Artists have been depicting dreams in their art throughout centuries, but their reasons for doing so have differed greatly over time. We take a tour…

A look at the life of Jo van Gogh-Bonger, sister-in-law to Vincent van Gogh, whose persistence saved Vincent's work from obscurity.

Revolutionary photographer Man Ray began with Dada in New York and then became a prominent member of the Surrealist movement in Paris.

Amaranth Ehrenhalt was an American artist who spent most of her life working in Europe. She passed away due to Covid-19 on 16 March 2021.

As we open the physical gates to the art world once again, move forward showing that we've learned from this time where for everyone, physical…

In this week's edition of Standards & Practices, William Pym dives into the work of American photographer Justine Kurland.

We dive into the artistic practice of emerging and established Greenlandic artists who explore both the island's changing identity and its social…

Throughout history, artists have found great subjects for their work in literature. Discover our selection of literature-inspired art.

Enjoy our selection of black and white street photography artists and discover unique and editioned pieces to add to your collection.

We had a conversation with award-winning, Johannesburg-based artist Chris Soal and reflected on his fast-paced career, organic artistic practice and…

We celebrate the centennial of Joseph Beuys, who blurred the lines between life and art, advocating that socially engaged artists can change the…

For the avid art collector and the art lover alike, ‘Artland Spotlight On’ is a series highlighting a selection of artists who have grabbed our…

Dive into The Gallery of Lost Art, a project by Tate which consisted of an online database of infamous and lesser-known stories of lost art.

Rose Hilton was a British painter who only returned to painting and received recognition after the death of her husband, artist Roger Hilton.

We enter a new chapter of appreciation for decolonizing identity in Latin American art, reflecting the diversity of each artist's own story...

The World Press Photo Contest recognizes the best visual journalism of the past year, rewarding images and stories in eight categories. We take a…

Iranian artist Shirin Neshat's stirring body of work deals with the cultural and socio-political changes in Iran and resonates universally.