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Our In Residence series is dedicated to the photographic documentation of Abstract Expressionis studios, in the company of their creatively striking…

Explore the ten buildings that defined the International Style in Europe and North America, and spot the characteristics of the airy style.

Photographer JR combines public art portraiture and social practice. Worldwide, he pastes the faces of locals on the walls of their cities.

It is surprising that this show is Schutz’s UK debut, because she is a superstar in the art world: her artist peers and art students have long…

Delve into the 1938 Exposition Internationale du Surréalisme, a pivotal group exhibition that foreshadowed the innovative concept of art show as an…

Helmut Newton, the controversial master fashion photography would be 100 this year. Where does his legacy stand today?

Explore the work of ten artists who brought their artistic work and practice into the realm of functionality.

Visit the studio of sculptor and chocolatier Patrick Roger in Artland 3D, and learn about his practice in this exclusive interview.

Discover the story of American Gothic, the most famous and parodied American painting of all times. Quintessential portrait of rural life or biting…

Women were at center of Surrealism. A new show upends the traditional narrative of this key art movement.

Sometimes the most unusual gallery spaces hold the most phenomenal artworks, explore the most unconventional art galleries in the world.

Filmmaker John Waters, aka The Pope of Trash, not only pushes the boundaries of bad taste in his outrageous films, but also in his visual art.

Conceived by the Nazi regime to condemn modern art, the 1937 'Degenerate Art' Exhibition was simultaneously one of the most shameful chapters of art…

Join us to take a look at some of the most arresting and spectacular museum architecture of the last century.

Symbolism emerged in the 19th century as a reaction against industrialisation. Artists reflected emotions and ideas, not objective reality.

The fear that Guston’s repeating motif of Klan members might be misinterpreted has compelled four institutions to postpone his retrospective until…

In 1977, Andy Warhol began a new series known as the Oxidation paintings. He created abstract pieces by urinating on copper-coated canvases.

This is celebrated photographer Roe Ethridge’s aesthetic in a nutshell: have cake, will eat too. A camera artist with an especially canny sense of…

From furniture design to sculpture, and painting to collage; explore the work of architects who have stepped outside the buildings they designed, and…

Yves B. Golden is a multidisciplinary artist, writer, DJ and organizer. Her work explores visibility, dignity and the sacred bond that exists between…