Category: Art

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

Art, Music, Maths: Dali Schonfelder interview 

Maths, music and the layered structures of meaning...

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Frieze 2026: All the Fun of the Fair

Ruth O’Sullivan on levity, spectacle and what’s worth seeing at Frieze...

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Balearic Images of Decadent Freedom

Victor Spinelli's photographs from behind the scenes at Manumission ...

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Hanging your Coat on Saint Sebastian 

Saki's installations test the gap between the physical and the symbolic ...

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The Body Is Not Yours: On Continuity and Condition

How a generation of Chinese artists dissolved the self ...

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Borusan Contemporary Unmasks the Spectral Presence of AI 

An interview with Dr Kumru Eren, Director of Borusan Contemporary...

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Jonathan Wateridge’s Images from the Edge

Jonathan Wateridge's GRIMM show Some Distance Apart pulls distant figures back into view ...

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Exhibiting the Inside Edge of Art Care and Cultural Exchange

A profile of INKU Sphere and Pending Response with Chen Yang and Haige Wu...

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Painting by Unknown Numbers

Maths, music and the structures of meaning in Dali Schonfelder's paintings...

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What Remains Within Wild Elemental Emotions?

Ukrainian painter Oleksii Shcherbak turns exile into imagined worlds ...

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Trebuchet 19: Beyond Bodies / Out Now

Beyond our physical limits / 144 pages / Luxury print / Available UK & Worldwide...

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Cotswold Art Gallery Place(d) Set to Launch

A new gallery and interiors studio opens in Painswick...

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James F Johnston’s Uncommon Ground

A preview of James F Johnston's Uncommon Ground at Fitzrovia Gallery, September 2026...

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Perception as Art Material

A preview of Senses Enchanted at Kunsthaus Baselland In collaboration with the ”la Caixa”...

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Buried Joy: Beryl Cook’s Society Below the Performance

A centenary takeover of Bicester village spills Beryl Cook's unruly, joyous Britain onto the street...

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The New Radicalism of Slow

Against Acceleration: Spirituality, Mediation and Memory in Venice. Asian pavilions at Venice 2026 resist speed, spectacle, and easy answers...

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A Vote of Confidence: Inside the Playground Art Prize

Galerie VON&VON's founder built a prize to smuggle art students past the velvet rope. A decade on, curator Helga Krutzler and Eva Karl explain how the trick is done....

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Art, Agency and a Little Anarchy

Nicky Wilson on art, equity and stepping back...

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Photographs That Refuse to Forget

Jonathan Lei turns memory, ritual and family into stillness...

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The Kidstuff Complex: Nuremberg’s Playground Art Prize

Why 2026’s laureates are leaving art-school angst behind....

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Frida Kahlo Needs No Theory

Tate Modern traces the making, and taking, of an icon...

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Jupiter Artland Goes National

Jupiter+ Nation launches in Dumfries with Lindsey Mendick installation...

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Time, the Edible and Artistry

Turning sugar painting into an ecological elegy...

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The Architecture of Dreaming Buildings

Yuange Sheng lifts the modular city free of function...

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Venus, Saturn and Wet Paint

Kirsten Glass layers antique erotica, alchemy and restless abstraction...

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Eight Women Return the Gaze 

At Paul Stolper, eight women on pleasure, power and looking...

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Shibari and New Forms of Cultural Expression 

Xin Zhang reshapes Shibari into a feminist art of agency...

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The Body Thinks in Colour

Wen Wu The Body Thinks in Colour in Collaboration With Paul Smith...

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The Photograph, Remade by Hand

At Robert Stilin, Alessio Boni rebuilds the image by hand...

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The Body: A Promise and a Threat

Ziyi Yan charts vulnerability, care and growth in organic abstraction ...

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