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The Body as Material: An Interview with Annegret Soltau

27/02/2021

German visual artist Annegret Soltau speaks to Millie Walton about motherhood, brutality and bodily experience...

A Story of Motherhood in Western Art & Culture

25/02/2021

A large-scale exhibition at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark explores maternal roles and relationships as portrayed in Western art, literature, music, religion and historic narratives...

Grasping the Eternal: Tacita Dean’s ‘Fernsehturm’

19/02/2021

Tacita Dean’s 44-minute long film ‘Fernsehturm’ records the passage and persistence of time as light passes through the interiors of the Berlin TV Tower restaurant...

Helsinki Biennial to Launch this Summer

18/02/2021

The Helsinki Biennial will open this June on the uninhabited island of Vallisaari, featuring works by 40 local and international artists...

IN-FLO-RES-CENCE: Music as an Art Object

14/02/2021

Digital platform IN-FLO-RES-CENCE celebrates intellectual and creative exchange between artists, musicians and audiences...

Shooting Down Babylon by Tracey Rose

12/02/2021

The Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa in Cape Town will host a large-scale exhibition of revolutionary artist Tracey Rose...

Laura Aguilar at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art

07/02/2021

A comprehensive retrospective of the late photographer Laura Aguilar highlights her importance as a both an artist and activist ...

Gallery No. 32 & The Rise of DIY Artists

06/02/2021

Outdoor artist-led exhibition space Gallery No. 32 was born in response to the pandemic, but it also signals a wider shift away from the art world's hierarchical structures ...

Inside Kara Walker’s Private Archive

30/01/2021

American artist Kara Walker will show her collection of private sketches in an extensive museum exhibition in June...

Drawing Eccentricities: An Interview with Sverre Malling

29/01/2021

Millie Walton speaks to Norwegian artist Sverre Malling about the meditative act of drawing, folkloric imagery and celebrating outsider culture...

Spectral Illuminations

24/01/2021

Light and perception experiments in the work of Barbara Kasten...

The Edge of Perception: An Interview with Kenturah Davis

24/01/2021

LA-based artist Kenturah Davis speaks to Millie Walton about her layered approach to image making and challenging conventional ways of seeing...

A Less Lonely Experience of Viewing Art Online

17/01/2021

'Me, Family', a digital art platform commissioned by Mudam Luxembourg, invites its viewers to interact as avatars...

Richard Saltoun Gallery Launches Hannah Arendt Programme

13/01/2021

Mayfair gallery Richard Saltoun launches its year-long programme of exhibitions exploring the themes of Hannah Arendt's seminal book 'Between Past and Future'...

The Fresh & Weird Creative Energy of New Contemporaries

10/01/2021

In the midst of increasingly gloomy global news, the Bloomberg New Contemporaries online exhibition is everything we need...

Tate Modern screens Shirin Neshat’s 1999 film ‘Soliloquy’

06/01/2021

A rarely seen video work by Iranian artist Shirin Neshat is revived from the Tate's collection, and will be free to view (when the museum reopens) until the beginning of February...

Larry Achiampong: Relics of Time

03/01/2021

A new film by artist Larry Achiampong reflects on how the fragility of the present brings hope for a more liberated and accepting future ...

MACRO Radically Rethinks the Role of the Museum

01/01/2021

The Museum for Preventive Imagination project at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome explores dynamic and evolving exhibition formats...

Philip Guston’s Restless Creativity

23/12/2020

Hauser & Wirth continues its global series of exhibitions reflecting on the influence and creative processes of American painter Philip Guston ...

Digital Art & Animation: Seeing the Past Through the Present

22/12/2020

A review of ‘Drawing From Memory’ the third chapter of the Hirshhorn Museum’s online exhibition exploring how contemporary video, sound, and performance artists are reimagining historical...

Faye Toogood’s Assembled Artworks at NGV Triennial

19/12/2020

As the NGV Triennial opens in Melbourne, participating artist Faye Toogood discusses light, materiality and how the Dutch Masters inspired her installations...

The Art Vault: An Online Marketplace for Emerging Artists

16/12/2020

Kovet.Art launches a digital space for emerging artists to exhibit and sell their works to global audiences...

Rear View: Voyeuristic Images at White Cube

13/12/2020

A review of White Cube’s online exhibition inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s 1954 thriller 'Rear Window' and the seductions of looking...

Credit Opens the Doors to London’s Emerging Art Scene

08/12/2020

A collaborative project by Modern Forms, Central Saint Martins and Kingston School of Art promotes new paths through London's art world...

Painting the Collective: An Interview with Nengi Omuku

04/12/2020

As Nengi Omuku’s solo exhibition 'Gathering' reopens in London, the artist discusses how her interest in crowds was inspired by protests in Nigeria and her own isolation ...