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The Spiral Group existed from 1963-1965 as a black artist collective discussing the role of the artist in the fight for social justice.

Each experience of isolation is unique and artists express their creativity in new ways, finding new artistic perspectives that uninvited isolation…

In 1986, saddened by his studio assistent's crack addiction, Keith Haring painted his iconic "Crack is Wack!" mural to caution others.

Held in 1966, Primary Structures: Younger American and British Sculptors presented the radical approach of a new generation of American and British…

Sustainability has become the new standard for buildings pretty much allowing more innovative architecture in our cities around the world.

After the blackest black and the pinkest pink, recent scientific findings unveiled undiscovered levels of whiteness, entering the arena of the art…

We talked to some renowned collectors to learn more about the ideas, challenges, and myths surrounding the collecting of video art.

This week's Female Iconoclast is Graciela Iturbide, renowned for capturing the diversity and magic of Mexico's people and places.

Discover the groundbreaking exhibition that kick-started British Pop in 1956.

In 1973, Jackson Pollock’s painting Blue Poles was bought by the Australian government for $1.3 million, causing a huge controversy.

Interview with Gretchen Andrew, a self-proclaimed internet imperialist who programs her vision boards to manipulate and seize the power of the…

By the end of the 1980s the landscape for video art had become transformed. The early pioneers, whose work grew out of their desire and ability to…

This week's edition of our Artists In Residence series is dedicated to the photographic documentation of the studios of European sculptors, in the…

Black artist community initiatives are often founded by successful artists of colour in order to empower their communities and amplify marginalised…

In the second half of the twentieth century popular entertainment began to move away from the culture of books, magazines and periodicals that had…

Twin Peaks, one of the most multi-layered and enthralling television shows of our time, is also filled with visual art references.

The Brooklyn-based artist Simone Leigh, renowned for her sculptures revolving around the black female experience, will be the first Black American…

Delve into the groundbreaking exhibition that launched the first specifically American movement to achieve international resonance: Abstract…

From Keith Haring’s mural in Knokke, to Picasso’s The Fishermen in Oslo; murals can be icons for the places in which they are embedded.

Discover Cindy Sherman’s breakout series: a powerful – and still incisive – reflection on the themes of identity representation and stereotypical…