Expanded Photography
Renature, presented at Bildhalle Zürich, explores the shifting relationship between nature, perception and materiality in contemporary lens-based art. The post Expanded Photography appeared first on…
Sculptor Thaddeus Mosley dies at 99.
Thaddeus Mosley, the self-taught artist best known for his monumental sculptures made from reclaimed wood and ...
Cosima von Bonin’s sculptures star in Loewe’s fall/winter 2026 runway show.
German artist Cosima von Bonin’s whimsical fabric sculptures played a starring role in Loewe’s fall/winter 202...
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Why Beatriz González’s Haunting Paintings Are More Relevant Than Ever
In three pivotal early paintings by the Colombian artist B...
Musician Jack White will debut his artwork at Damien Hirst’s gallery this May.
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The 5 Best Booths at ARCOmadrid 2026
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Scrubbing away the horror | Lee Miller at Tate Britain
Tate Britain’s retrospective of Lee Miller - 230 photographs across eleven rooms, traces a coherent trajectory through the many chapters of Miller’s very episodic career.
Spirit of Place | Eric Ravilious’ Furlongs adventures, at Towner Eastbourne
In the 1930s, artist and designer Peggy Angus transformed a derelict cottage on the South Downs into a creative refuge for friends like Eric Ravilious, John Piper and Helen Binyon.…
A geometry of compassion | Elisabeth Frink, at Salisbury Museum and British Art Fair
Elisabeth Frink’s Walking Madonna strides away from Salisbury Cathedral, dignified suffering etched into her middle-aged face. Cast in bronze, she seems anything but static. Her forward motion is palpable, her…
A sublime double-hit | Rachel Whiteread et al, at Goodwood Art Foundation
A field in West Sussex, bordered by ancient woodland, lies fallow… but for a curious jaggedy monument. Imagine if MC Escher had redesigned a Mesopotamian ziggurat, and you’re halfway there.