Artists

Growing up in the northwest coast of Norway, surrounded by fjords and high mountains, it wasn’t on the cards that art was to become a crucial part of…

Danby Choi perceived art as straight up boring, when he was a kid. But somehow, down the line, this changed drastically. Today, he enjoys the daily…

New York-based artist Robert Nava earned his MFA at Yale University in 2011. When asked when he started painting, he replies that he started at the…

One might describe Eirik Stensrud’s approach to art collecting as 'gallows-humoristic', others as a matter of fact. In either case, he isn’t the type…

Get insights into the making of this year's Artland Club artwork by Mathias Malling Mortensen. The artist has created a classic three colour…

Bright Black World by Todd Hido Reflex Gallery, Amsterdam

It is the artist’s voice that offers the primary insight into their work. Two artists in conversation are even better. In a series of interviews,…

Visual art and music have long shared connections. At its best, they both have the ability to make you lose yourself in the moment - the common…

Nigerian-born Njideka Akunyili Crosby is only 34 years old, and has already passed some incredible art world milestones. Not only that, but in recent…

“I have been really interested in hieroglyphics, the use of symbols within the language is really interesting and relates back to understanding my…

Oli Epp (1994) is young, passionate, and on his way up. The half Canadian, half British painter is based in London, where he recently graduated from…

The language of weaving and textile serves as the point of departure for Diedrick Brackens, a Los Angeles-based artist, who threads together…

In September of this year Léon Wuidar turned eighty years old, an occasion commemorated by a survey exhibition of his paintings at Galerie Rodolphe…

In the suite of new paintings on display at Maruani Mercier, Halley continues to revisit the compositional possibilities afforded by his cells and…

The exhibition features a series of photographic and sculptural works that relate to the artist’s long standing interest in portraiture, choreography…

Inventory, the title of Bosquê’s first solo exhibition at Mendes Wood DM in Brussels, is a title that goes some way to explaining the variety of…

Forming part of ‘Crackle & Drag’, an umbrella rubric for the artist’s practice since 2003, Industrial Poems is a searingly poignant and deeply…

Watch our inspiring studio visit with the Danish visual artist, sharing his thoughts, explaining where the inspiration for his work comes from,…