Articles and Features

Environmental art: how artists seeks to do their bit raising awareness of climate change emergency.

Discover the trailblazing work of painter Luchita Hurtado who had her first institutional solo show at the age of 98 after a long-life career pursued…

Barcelona and its gallery community welcomes residents and visitors alike to the fifth edition of its gallery weekend, 10th - 13th of October.

Barcelona Gallery Weekend is an annual four day event promoted by Art Barcelona. From 17th to 20th September it will celebrate its sixth edition. It…

This week in our Female Iconoclasts series, we take a look at the life and work of American Conceptual artist Barbara Kruger.

Discover the Armory Show: a controversial exhibition soon turned into a resounding success.

Searching for inspiration and eager to escape city life, many 19th and 20th century artists flocked to art colonies in Europe and the US.

Bruce Nauman is — without argument — among the most important American artists alive today. One of the reasons for this reputation is that his work…

Apertura 202, the 11th edition of Madrid Gallery Weekend is now open, a cultural event in which contemporary galleries and institutions inaugurate…

Rediscovered in the early 2000s, Ron Gorchov was able to bridge sculpture and abstract painting.

This week, in Our 'Iconic Artworks' series, we take a look at Marina Abramovic's 2002 performance piece 'The House With The Ocean View'.

After 43 years perfecting his trade master British architect Richard Rogers has announced his upcoming retirement.

From celebrities to political figures and of course, himself, we dive into Andy Warhol’s most significant screen-print portraits.

Extremely influential, though short-lived, Der Blaue Reiter strongly impacted the following art experiences with a groundbreaking show in 1911…

Explore some of the most controversial public art pieces in history; some removed throughout time, while others still stand today.

Explore the provocative world of artist-detective Sophie Calle, who plays masterfully with personal stories, strangers and chance.

Ed van der Elsken is known as the 'enfant terrible' of Dutch photography. He created iconic photo books like Love on the Left Bank.

Joseph Kosuth is one of the pioneers of conceptual art and installation art, who introduced a shift from "how" to "why" in art.

We share 10 of our favourite sculpture parks, from Tuscany to New Zealand, seamlessly blending art and nature into a harmonious experience.

Tenacious and ambitious, American sculptor Beverly Pepper forged a unique artistic voice standing out in a male-dominated world.