each piece, she celebrates life cycles, community, and ancestry, focusing on practices like Bötói, a fertility ritual, and ceremonies that emphasise connection to nature and ancestral honour. “These ...

Los Angeles-based artist Hijack is known for his thought-provoking works that often employ humour and irony to critique society’s socio-political matters to make his point. Emerging quietly in the ...

Launching in March 2024, Hayward Gallery Touring – the UK’s largest contemporary art organisation producing exhibitions that tour Britain – will present After the End of History: British Working Class ...

The Royal College of Art (RCA)’s alumni roster reads like a who’s who of British artists, including figures such as David Hockney, Tracey Emin, Peter Blake, and Chris Ofili. These artists have all ...

The work of Thai artist Natee Utarit is particularly compelling in its refusal to offer any comfortable answers. His allegories are dense, his symbolism multifaceted, and his narratives intentionally ...

Emerging artist Catherine Repko draws inspiration from her unbreakable ties with her three sisters, manifesting in a poignant exploration of identity and kinship. Her work spans memories from ...

Since we last spoke with British artist Marcus Nelson, he has been busy refining his practice by curating and participating in group and duo exhibitions, some of which have taken place in Germany.

British visual artist Mat Collishaw‘s practice represents a sublime synergy of technological skill and conceptual depth within the spectrum of artistic brilliance. A luminary amidst the seminal cohort ...

Photography is an important art form that shapes the senses of our world in a myriad of ways. Over the years, the work of numerous photojournalists has taught us many things about history and human ...

Established in 1825, The National Academy of Design stands as a venerable institution championing artistic and architectural excellence in America. With a core focus on exhibitions, education, and ...

Faramawy’s work encourages reflection and awareness of the interplay between these elements, highlighting their impact on those often left at society’s margins and their broader societal implications.

Contemporary art today is rife with contradiction. For every piece that provokes thought, there are countless others that elicit only a weary sigh. We’re inundated with artistic output; everyone wears ...