Around 65 years after its productive highpoint, it’s interesting to speculate how the history of abstract expressionism will look in another 65 years.
Continue Reading...Around 65 years after its productive highpoint, it’s interesting to speculate how the history of abstract expressionism will look in another 65 years.
Continue Reading...Somerset House presents British artist Hannah Perry ‘s major body of new work in her first solo exhibition in the UK since 2015. Huma Kabakci manages to interviews Her ahead of its opening
Continue Reading...Artist Epoh Beech spoke to Curator Lee Sharrock about her exhibition ‘The Masque of Blackness’ at Gallery 46 London until 6 October.
Continue Reading...‘Mike Kelley, God’s Oasis’ is the artist’s first solo exhibition to be shown at Hauser’s Zurich location in collaboration with the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts.
Continue Reading...We met in a gay club in Copenhagen, called After Dark. They later went bankrupt. We’re still keeping our heads above water.
Continue Reading...The Henry Moore Institute presents a major exhibition of the work of Senga Nengudi. Bringing together pioneering work from 1969 to the present
Continue Reading...See 10 new large drawings made by James Capper as he fabricates the first WALKING BOAT sculpture MUDSKIPPER which will be shown and launched in London in the spring of 2019.
Continue Reading...We recently featured Chicago artist Hebru Brantley supporting Breast Cancer Research now he has opened a new solo exhibition in Europe.
Continue Reading...Change the Rule! features new paintings and sculptures by Takashi Murakami. Murakami seamlessly blends commercial imagery, anime, manga, and traditional Japanese styles and subjects
Continue Reading...Born in 1798, Delacroix was a privileged child of the Napoleonic age. As a young student, he honed his skills by drawing in schoolbooks and sketchbooks.
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