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The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. - Aristotle

The Sublime Sculptures of Simon Tayler: Wooden Art for the Digital Age

Exploring the Mysterious Beauty of Organic Forms in Contemporary British Sculpture...

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Folkestone Triennial 2025: Where Art Meets Community

How artists transform a seaside town into a living gallery of environmental urgency, historical memory, and collective imagination...

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When Strangers Become Friends: Art’s Answer to Migration Debates

Major new summit launches at RSA London to amplify migrant voices through creativity...

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Gallery of Everything, Ectoplasmix and Everyone

A preview of Ectoplasmix at the Gallery of Everything, 2025....

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David Weiss: The Dream of Casa Aprile Exhibition Opens at MASI Lugano 

Rare works from the legendary Swiss artist's formative years in Carona (1968-1978) reveal the creative community that shaped half of the Fischli/Weiss duo...

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São Paulo Biennial 2025: How Local Perspective Reshapes Global Art 

Exploring the intersection of geography, culture, and internationalism in contemporary art at São Paulo Biennial 2025: How Local Perspective Reshapes Global Art ...

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Sara Enrico: Materiality and Contemporary Sculpture 

How 'fabric' sculptures redefine physical art in the digital age. A preview of Sara Enrico’s Under The Sun, Beyond The Skin...

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Navigating the Darkness: Jamie Luoto’s Psychological Landscapes

How Jamie Luoto's 'Shadows Of Unseen Grief' transforms mental crisis into formal beauty...

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Why Battleship Potemkin’s Call to Arms Needs New Music

The Pit Orchestra reimagines the 1925 masterpiece for today's audiences...

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Rewriting the Constitution: Chus Martínez on Art, Community, and Democratic Imagination

Chus Martinez on Art as Intelligence, Curatorial Activism, and the Oracle of Democratic Possibility...

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Vesna Petresin, 1971-2025 

Transdisciplinary artist who explored the fluid boundaries between consciousness, technology, and the future...

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Juergen Teller Refactors Intimacy in Greek Retrospective

A preview of Juergen Teller’s ‘you are invited’ at Onassis Ready (October 2025)...

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Preston Art to Receive Massive Boost

This revitalised space will continue to house Preston's biggest library - Matthew Salter...

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Berlin Art Week 2025: The Party Prepares 

Great expectations for the much loved Art Week...

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Can Messages From the Future Be Hauntological?

Broad, historic perspectives on how artists have been compelled to capture the uncanny and unseen...

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This Georgian Townhouse Became London’s New Asian Art Destination

Breaking Boundaries: YDP Art Space Brings Asian Diasporic Creativity to Central London...

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The Last Years of Pablo Picasso

PoMo Trondheim presents works from the last decade of Pablo Picasso's life. ...

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Madre: Delcy Morelos’ Immersive Installation in Dialogue with Joseph Beuys

A preview of Madre, Berlin 2025, by installation artist Delcy Morelos...

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Whither Nigerian Modernism?

Tate Modern to host massive exhibition of Nigerian Modernism...

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Why the Rule of Three?

Galerie Negropontes invites artists to explore the power of three...

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Can Art and Music Work Together?

Mario Merz Foundation Celebrates Art and Music...

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Money, Fame and the Future: Tate Modern’s 25th

£43 million secured to launch Tate's endowment fund, but why? ...

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Do Artists Dream of Electric Stars? 

Art building on the shoulders of giants, Laure Prouvost at OGR Turin...

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So Lonely? The Crowded Anomie of Edward Burra

A preview of Edward Burra (1905-1976) at TATE Britain...

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Is It Possible to Reject Conformity?

Different perspectives on common shapes. A preview of Fitting In (2025), a show by Jonny Briggs ...

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What’s He Building in There?

A preview of James Johnston's World of interiors exhibition 2025...

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The Artist as Modern Mystic: Chris Levine on Lasers, Pyramids, and Cosmic Alignment

Chris Levine reveals how ancient sites guide his laser-light installations...

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Light in the Darkness: Chantal Meza and Will Gompertz

Disappearance of Worlds Exhibition at Pembroke College, Oxford...

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Can Ancient Sufi Wisdom and Contemporary Art Share the Same Frequency?

Resonant: Bodies, Songs, and Strings. Sound and Sufi opening at MACS MTO ...

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