Category: Art

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

The External Domestic Worlds of Jonathan Lyndon Chase

A preview of Jonathan Lyndon Chase's 2026 show 'Keep thinking nobody does it like you here comes the sunset' in Milan...

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Shenlu Liu: Can Textiles Restore Our Lost Senses?

Shenlu Liu challenges screen-based perception through tactile emotional landscapes...

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Why Is Stroud Britain’s New Art Hub?

Nicholas Wells on establishing Aleph Contemporary in the Cotswolds...

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Xinyi Liu: Does Death Give Meaning to Art?

Exploring Time, Death and Object-Being in Xinyi Liu’s Contemporary Art...

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Xiaoping Yu: Art, Identity and Belonging

Exploring Culture Shock Through Multi-Media Installation and Video...

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Graham Harman Waves and Stones Review

Graham Harman's exploration of the philosophy of touch and the nature of reality...

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Why Does Stacey Gillian Abe Choose Indigo?

Stacey Gillian Abe's Garden of Blue Whispers explores heritage, memory and familial bonds...

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Trebuchet 18: Foreign Objects / Out Now

The creation and dismantling of otherness / 144 pages / Luxury print / Available UK & Worldwide...

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Emilija Škarnulyté at Tate St Ives

Škarnulyté’s visually stunning meditation on mythology, technology and deep time...

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Studio 55 to Open in Ibiza

Artist and photographer Victor Spinelli launches experimental space dedicated to community, collaboration and adventure ...

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Oswaldo Maciá’s Multisensory Migratory Movements Exhibition

Exploring magical realism through sound, smell, and visual art at Elizabeth Xi Bauer gallery...

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Confronting Colonial Erasure at Goodwood Art Foundation 2025

Laís Amaral, Dana Awartani and Solange Pessoa: At the Goodwood Art Foundation, three artists confront the colonial composition of the present....

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Roman Ondak Returns to Prague

Conceptual artist Roman Ondak explores memory, time and identity at Kunsthalle Praha...

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Trustee with Funding Experience Sought for Digswell Arts Trust

Help shape the future of an established Hertfordshire arts charity supporting emerging artists and makers...

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Can Pour Painting Contain Meaning?

A preview of Nadia Ryzhakova's Ciphers of Nature exhibition at Aleph Contemporary, Stroud. ...

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Kazakhstan: Close Encounters With Central Asian Culture, Contemporary Art And Post-Soviet Capitalism

Inside Almaty's New Museums: The Patrons, Global Art, and the Revival of Central Asian Identity...

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Secret Maps at the British Library: How Cartography Shaped Power, Protest and Survival

From colonial plotting to refugee escape routes, the British Library's latest exhibition reveals the hidden stories behind maps...

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Meet Millie Chen: London’s Emerging Artist Working with Found Objects 

Kings College graduate combines interactive installations and mixed media to explore female identity, dislocation, and contemporary anxieties...

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Fanglin Luo’s Performance Art Reclaims Feminist Mythology Through Ritual and Identity

How contemporary artist Fanglin Luo channels Aphrodite and Nvwa (Nüwa) to question feminine identity and cultural power...

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This Dark Shore: Mythic Realism in the Work of Marcus Rees Roberts 

An exhibition at Julian Page Projects reveals the haunting beauty of contemporary intaglio...

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Frieze London 2025 Review: Community, Identity and Encounters Across Time

From Lauren Halsey at Gagosian to rediscovered Kenji Yoshida works, highlights from the 23rd edition of Frieze London and Frieze Masters...

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Gilbert & George at Hayward Gallery: 21st Century Pictures Review

A 25-year retrospective exploring the iconic duo's bold, grid-based works addressing money, sex, race and religion through their East London lens...

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Lloyd Choi Gallery and Schoeni Projects Challenge Eurocentrism at Asian Art in London 2025 

Four Korean artists bring Blue and White Porcelain, Buncheong ceramics and mother-of-pearl inlay into contemporary dialogue at Sotheby's, 1–5 November...

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Maria Kreyn’s Hyperobject: When Contemporary Painting Meets Sacred Architecture 

A solo exhibition at Fitzrovia Chapel during Frieze London 2025 revives the Romantic sublime through monumental canvases that transcend doctrine and celebrate cosmic wonder...

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Paul Sietsema at Marian Goodman Gallery Paris: Material Memory and the Weight of Objects 

The LA artist's new exhibition explores the physical residue of cultural value through obsolete telephones, coins, and paint-soaked media...

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Wanting Wang: Art Photography at the Threshold of Order and Collapse

The London-based photographer Wanting Wang uses friction and fragmentation to question what we consider normal...

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Between Myth and Modernity: The Art Practice of Jingjing Xu

A critical look at an emerging artist's synthesis of cinematic language, symbolic narrative, and questions of authenticity...

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Binta Diaw: Exploring Femininity and History Through Soil Art 

A preview of La Sagesse Des Lianes by Binta Diaw, Parco Arte Vivente, Torino 2025...

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Gilbert & George: Reflections on Modernity 2025

A stunning survey of five decades of Gilbert & George...

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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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