The Future Will Be Different – a lockdown playlist.
These are strange, unsettling and alienating times, but music is one thing we can cling to for succour and transportation.…
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Have Faith in Cod
Harland Miller’s show York, So Good They Named it Once, including some 30 paintings, opened in York Art Gallery on…
How I Naturally Improved
Entering this exhibition, you could be forgiven for thinking you’d stumbled into a trade fare, with its sparsely populated space…
Timing is Everything
For all his renowned skill as a cinematographer, his famed use of symbolic colour and his rare ability to tease…
The Future Will Be Different – a lockdown playlist.
These are strange, unsettling and alienating times, but music is…
How I Naturally Improved
Entering this exhibition, you could be forgiven for thinking you’d…
Live Forever
Elizabeth Peyton’s intimate and romantic paintings, depicting an eclectic brew…
Talking with Ernesto Neto: Um dia todos fomos peixes
BY DIANE DINUZZO / Understanding and connecting with a piece of…
Ciao, Chianciano!
BY GREGG LOPEZ / London based gallerists Marie and Roberto Gagliardi…
Cambodian Space Project
BY GREGG LOPEZ / Whiskey Cambodia (Metal Postcard) Despite Pol…
‘When artists make cookbooks’ Podcast
BY CEDAR LEWISOHN / Listen: A&M’s Cedar Lewisohn discusses artists…
Rediscovering William Morris and the Arts and Crafts Movement in Britain (and Beyond)
BY DIANA DI NUZZO / As the result of the…
Catherine Jacobi: Things of This World
Catherine Jacobi’s Things of This World is a breath of fresh air;…
Get Crafty: Collect 2018
Coming together for the fourteenth year from 22-25 February at…
The Colourful, Consuming Art of Katharina Grosse
Katharina Grosse’s art is huge, colourful, consuming, and just entrancing.…
The Rockin’ Dad’s Guide to Ty Segall
BY GREGG LOPEZ / Manipulator (Drag City). I’m not sure…
Reading in Reading
Reading International is pleased to present ‘reading in Reading’, a…
Zhang Huan: Incredible Techniques, Important Questions
Zhang Huan is an artist from Henan, China, renowned for…
LOVE ART Competition
In celebration of its imminent ten-year anniversary, The Saatchi Gallery…
Primetime Pomp and Circumstance
BY NICOLE PARKS / Her Very Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth…
Things You Never Knew About Frida Kahlo
Frida Kahlo was more than just meets the brows. The…
Forever Louise
The French-American maîtresse of confessional art, Louise Bourgeois, was born on Christmas…
Walking in a Winter Weirdland
Winter is here. To celebrate the chilliest season and something Game…
Lysistrata: the Will of the Girls Next Door
It wasn’t the hippies who first passed down the adage…
Feasting for Tomorrow
BY EMILY CATRICE / As our friends on the Thanksgiving-celebrating…
On Video: Sergio Mora
Nowadays, Barcelona is teeming with young creative talents. Probably one of the…
Tickets Available: Inside Pussy Riot
Here’s the story of a modern day, post-punk feminist art…
Santi Moix Shows His Roots
When we talk about Modernisme, Gaudí’s name is usually the only name…
Casa Vicens, Where Everything Began
When it comes to architecture, there are some names sculpted…
Halloween Special: Times of Epidemics
A plague doctor was a medicine worker who treated victims…
A Man of the People
I love listening to Francis Bacon speak. He’s enchanting. Naturally,…
Can You Wield a Pen like William Blake?
Each year the Blake Society gives a grant to encourage…
Music from the Man in the Moon
Tune into the short video below produced by Jupiter Artland.…
Shine On, Crazy Diamond
Forget shock therapy, give me shine therapy. When modern civilisation…
Good, Bad, Brutalist
Like him, lump him or know nothing about him, Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris…
Hello, Stranger
Craigslist Encounters is an ongoing photo series created in Los Angeles. The…
Carl Burton's Technocracy
Perhaps I’ve read too many internet articles lately — on how…
ZUZN: One Click Closer to Heaven
A real troublemaker. Eloquent and self-contained in an introspective stasis,…
Beautility – Brazilian Art & Design
Beautility Exhibition London Design Festival 2017 Sala Brasil, Brazilian Embassy,14-16…
Horsey Birthday
Happy centuries-belated birthday to my guy George Stubbs. The Liverpudlian Romantic…
Paul Gauguin's Tahitian Dream
Don’t let that halo fool you. Post-Impressionist Paul Gauguin may…
The Surreptitious Acting Company of Frans Banning Cocq and Willem van Ruytenburch
To make a nod to Charles Saatchi’s latest analytical exposé…
The Best of Lovebox 2017
Last weekend I attended the 15th anniversary of Lovebox, East…
Seeing Out Loud
Born utterly colourblind and so over humdrum greyscale surroundings, what’s a boy…
Imago, an Illustrated Tale of Peril and Friendship
Artwork and storyline by Penko Gelev
Tatler's English Roses 2017
Tatler magazine has commissioned the acclaimed photographer David Burton to…
#Me, My_Selfie and I: A Cultural Symposium
We are living in the age of selfie mania. Everyone…
Brian Eno: Lightforms/Soundforms
Lightforms/Soundforms, an enlightening (quite literally) show on view until 1…
Portraiture Rules, Part Two
American actress Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier III of Monaco…
Portraiture Rules, Part One
Once sheathed in flowing ermine, drizzled with consecrated oil, crowned…
David Bowie Is…
An immersive and exciting experience. It’s one way you could summarise,…
Extended: From Selfie to Self-Expression
A piece of excellent news hot off the presses — Saatchi…
GUSTAVO DÍAZ SOSA // If Anyone Has Eyes, Let Him See!
Presented by Gallery Victor Lope, lodged the unique frame that…
Perceptions on Chaos – Hackney
Perceptions on Chaos — Hackney takes us on a conversational journey…
The Gold-Plated Shangri-La for Brazilian Artists
Straight question: your country is divided both politically and socially,…
Failed and Aspiring Artists You Already Know
George W. Bush “People are surprised. Of course, some people…
The Free-Floating Planet
Thermodynamic miracles. Some gas giant planets are unattached to a…
On Video: Jafet Blanch
On Carrer Enric Granados, a stunning street in Barcelona’s Eixample…
Freedom of Movement
Faced with a growing climate of intolerance, discrimination and closed…
For Form's Sake
Mutterings about something called “formalism” have casually cropped up on…
Art at the Heart of Luxembourg
“But isn’t it just a service station?” chuckles my brother…
One is Amused: The New Adventures of Queen Victoria
Ray Davies of The Kinks often dutifully crooned, “Long ago…
Junk Mail from the Palace
French Riviera is pleased to present the first solo exhibition…
Approaches to Pollock, Part 2
I last wrote of Michael Fried’s scribblings on this ultra-famous…
Growing Independence
The most effective change-makers in our society aren’t waiting around for…
Video Art and Digital Humanification
“In the beginning, a dark ocean washed on the shores…
Inspiring Change
Itinerant activist, incessant archivist and inspirational forerunner in ecology; very…
The Artist as a Looking Glass, and What We Find There
Artists tend to be mystified, put on a loftier pedestal. They…
Experience Art Like Never Before
What would you normally associate with the brand Peroni Nastro Azzurro?…
Marbled Harmony
True transformations rarely take place before our very eyes. That’s mainly the…
Now on View: Embrace by Aisha Cahn
From today until 22nd March 2017, the Saatchi Gallery is…
Last But Not Least: A Seminal Moment in Curation with Amalia Ulman
From the exterior, Tate Modern’s Performing for the Camera exhibition didn’t…
Driving Super Illegal Girls Across the Country with Hugh Jackman
First things first, I should apologise, because, well…we are about…
Approaches to Pollock, Part 1
In 1965, Michael Fried wrote an artitle titled “Jackson Pollock”…
Miralda's Stateside Perceptions
If there’s one lesson to learn from travelling abroad, it’s…
Letting Your Inner Child Laugh in the Face of Death
I firmly believe in “creative fulfillment”, and that helping others…
Montjuïc Cemetery: A Place to Rest Your Soul
There’s few creepier things than walking about places where the…
Expressionism Bites Back
When it comes to bashing modern and contemporary art, expressionism…
Peter Hujar: Speed of Life
Displaying almost 160 photos, mostly on loan from the Morgan Library in…
The Newfound Heian Period in Japanese City Pop
Some things remain unchanged. Some others repeat themselves. That is…
Hombres Tejedores
Wielding knitting needles for the betterment of masculinity? Sounds good…
Hello, I’m your friend, Ed Fornieles
Last week I received the above message on social media…
Josef Albers and Colour: It's Complicated
Every species on Earth has a different relationship with colours.…
A Page from Leonardo's Lost Notebook
In November of this year, the English language Italian news…
Artistry in Bloom
Introduce yourself to Larisa Yemelina. Although she easily looks the…
Now on View: Painters' Painters
The Saatchi Gallery is pleased to present its latest exhibition…
No Work for the Avant-Garde
Speaking from a personal standpoint, I fully developed my passion…
Curator Wanted: Lisbon Architecture Triennale
For its fifth international edition to be held in Lisbon, Portugal…
Glitching Out with PFunkus
In a crowded pizza parlour in downtown Minneapolis, a series…
Cézanne's Still-Lifes: Shaking Things Up
For many artists and museum-goers of the previous century and…
Project Esper: Seeing Inside
Advancements are happening all around us as at exciting rates.…
Giorgio Vasari's Story Hour
With more self-proposed questions sniping at me than ever, asking…
When the Going Gets Tough…
Text by Neil Gaiman, Illustrations by Gavin Aung Than Re-posted…
Berlin Istanbul Quartier: Headquarters for Art Migration
Founded in Berlin in 2014, the virtual gallery BIQ is…
Revisiting Georgia O'Keeffe
“When people read erotic symbols into my paintings, they’re really…
(Un)Finished Business
Throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries in Britain and France many aspiring,…
The New York Fabric Convenience Store
In 2014 Lucy Sparrow’s famous-month long installation, The Cornershop, brought the…
Saturn Returns to The 27 Club
We study patterns in the stars. We contemplate their correlation…
Understanding Modern -Isms
The origins of “modernism” date from the late eighteenth century…
Denim Does Good
Jeans for Refugees is a global initiative which facilitates innovation,…
Us, Animals and Art History; Chapter 5: Postmodernity
Artistic expression has been present roughly since the first physically-modern men…
Us, Animals and Art History; Chapter 4: The Victorians
Artistic expression has been present roughly since the first physically-modern men…
Now on View: Henri Barande
October 2016 marks the first UK exhibition, and quite certainly the…
Us, Animals and Art History; Chapter 3: Da Vinci's Renaissance
Artistic expression has been present roughly since the first physically-modern men…
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The Erotic and the Divine
In Madhya Pradesh, India, the most erotic and sensuous sculptures…
Us, Animals and Art History; Chapter 2: Classical Antiquity
Artistic expression has been present roughly since the first physically-modern men…
Champagne Life
London, United Kingdom: Saatchi Gallery, in partnership with Champagne Pommery, is…
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Us, Animals and Art History; Chapter 1: Prehistory
Artistic expression has been present roughly since the first physically-modern men…
The Free Portrait Project: Crown Heights
Brooklyn, NY: Brooklyn Children’s Museum will exhibit The Free Portrait…
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Rousseau's Wild Side
The French Post-Impressionist painter Henri Julien Félix Rousseau left our world…
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Poetry in Morrison
Jim Morrison is remembered, both admiringly and chidingly, for being…
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Here's to You, Peggy G.
Happy birthday to you, wherever you are, Peggy Guggenheim! What…
New Love for Old Duds
Cherishing the significance of clothing and accessories sewn and worn…
Cooler Than the Average Bear
In the spring of 1942, a Japanese submarine surfaced near…
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Sick: The Life & Death of Bob Flanagan, Supermasochist
This film explores death, sexual taboos and visual art. I…
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Hopper Goes to the Movies
Here’s wishing a happy posthumous birthday to American painter Edward Hopper,…
July 2016: The Neon Demon, Notes on Blindness, Drop City and Wildwood, NJ
Drive’s Nicolas Winding Refn’s gives us his thoughts on beauty…
Littlebow – Some May Transition
The third album release by cult instrumentalists, littlebow, signals the…
In Bed with Contemporary Art
Kanye West is making headlines, again. His new music video…
Illustrators React To The UK’s EU Referendum
On Thursday the 23rd of June 2016, the United Kingdom…
Soft Power for Hard Times
Another week has slithered by in the wake of #Brexit, and the atmosphere…
Visual Culture and the Age of Everything at Once
If I were to utter aloud the term “art history”…
Mona Hatoum at Tate Modern
Following the dramatic outcome of the EU referendum just last…
Happy Accidents: The Penniless Photographer
Art History, gilded and dusty in the opinion of many,…
Summer Learnin', Had Me a Blast
It’s the Summer Solstice! That means lots of people officially…
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Vic Mensa: There's A Lot Going On
Drug addiction, domestic disputes, struggling with new found fame and…
Book Review: 101 Albums You Should Die Before You Hear
The first publication from Rejected Unknown – the new book…
Breixo Viejo on Film Books: A Visual History
Matthew Young, Managing Editor at Oak Knoll Books, addresses a…
A Brief, Illustrated History of The Crips
Illustrations by Scott O’ Gara (http://scottogara.com/) re-posted courtesy of http://www.gutfeelingszine.com…
Tagliafierro's Moving Pictures
You stand fixed in a climate-controlled museum corridor, left…
French Antique Furniture for Dummies
If the word commode brings nothing to mind but toilet…
Drop Everything Festival
A contemporary, multi-disciplinary biennial that takes place on Inis Oírr,…
Felix Gonzalez-Torres Cureated by Julie Ault and Roni Horn
27 May – 30 July 2016, Hauser & Wirth London…
Brix Smith Start: The Rise, The Fall, and The Rise
Faber & Faber Manchester post-punk legends The Fall are probably…
Alberto Giacometti Yves Klein: In Search of the Absolute
Gagosian Gallery – April 27 – June 17 In Search of…
The Dark Mirror
Franz Schubert’s lovelorn 1828 song cycle Winterreise (Winter Journey), based…
Gil Scott-Heron – Pieces of a Man
It’s been half a decade since Gil Scott-Heron’s final release…
Designs on Art
Roberto Gagliardi, entrepreneur and international businessman, founded Gagliardi Design over…
After Picasso…
https://vimeo.com/153782170 In celebration of the centenary of the first exhibiting…
Sometimes You’ve Got To Lose
With over a decade’s worth of gigging, touring and songwriting…
One More Cup of Coffee…
Cedar Lewisohn meets Khayaal Theatre Company director Luqman Ali, who…
Matteo Fuzzi's “Burnt Fields”
In his show, titled “Burnt Fields”, Matteo Fuzzi presents one…
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Ray & Liz: An Interview with Richard Billingham
Richard Billingham first came to prominence back in the 90s,…
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Frightened Rabbit – Painting of a Panic Attack
It’s been a while since we heard from Frightened Rabbit.…
On Sacred Ground: A Private View with photographer Anthony Lycett
I met Anthony Lycett when I was interviewing 92-year-old RA…
Throw Me to the Dogs
After studying foundation art at Blackburn College, Aaron Dunleavy moved…
'Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not' – A 10 Year Reflection
I feel old, this week. January 23rd marked the 10…
Mag Culture moves in
MagCulture opened their doors in December 2015, deliberately positioning themselves…
Adrian Borland: Walking In The Opposite Direction
On the eve of a new documentary celebrating the life…
A Distinctive Rebelliousness: Robert Chilton
At the risk of sounding unoriginal, Robert Chilton’s photographs have…
In Defence Of The Classical Remix
At the mention of ‘classical music remixes’, one can’t be…
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The Dark Side of Social Media
Everyone knows there is a stigma surrounding mental illness. But…
Panic! – Darkstar, Richard Dawson, Simran Hans + more
Ben Eshmade discusses the increasing number of difficulties facing young…
Green Rooms gets the Green Light
Artists visiting and working in London will soon have affordable…
Be Faithful to Your Dreams
Tracey Emin doesn’t do anything by halves. She still parties…
Colombia – Bogotá and Beyond
Clearly inspired by people and communities, Tom Ferrie’s photographs encapsulate…
What's true?
Songs are mercurial things, their writers’ biographical unburdening acting so…
Breaking Cover – Arabic Street Art in London
As part of the Shubbak festival three artists from Dubai…
Peter Newman Subterranean Blues
Peter Newman Subterranean Blues, opens today at CNB Gallery below…
Don't Think I've Forgotten – Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll
“If you want to eliminate values from past societies, you…
Jimmy Cauty's New Bedford Rising
America street, London, SE1. On from his success of ‘A…
Africa Express Presents: Terry Riley's In C Mali
[youtube width=”630″ height=”340″ video_id=”_FXQ68ZkWVw”] The video to accompany the latest…
The Bataclan and the battle for music
In the landscape of French showbiz, the Bataclan is one…
The Leaf Library – Asleep Between Stations
[youtube width=”630″ height=”340″ video_id=”gfZF2QnKp-E”] “Asleep Between Stations” is the new single…
The Libertines' London – a Gigwise documentary
[youtube width=”630″ height=”340″ video_id=”1Vo8Ku3LQd8″] “People gravitate towards London,” Libertines drummer…
Tables and Chairs – Frieze Art Fair 2015
[pp_gallery gallery_id=”7692″ width=”205″ height=”125″] This sprawling art fair in London’s…
No Holds Bard
When Jenn Trethewey’s first theatre venture, Chapel Street Studios (operating…
The Future of Memory
Birmingham-based sound artist Justin Wiggan (aka Roadside Picnic) has been…
Dark Frame / Deep Field
Breese Little Gallery 4 June–1 August 2015 This exhibition, co-curated…
Secondhand Daylight
Liz Rever recounts how a childhood encounter entwined science, fact…
When I think of beautiful music
Max Richter The Blue Notebooks (Deutsche Grammophon) ‘When I think…
Angling for Readers
Ciaron Melia talks piscine literature, self-publishing and the joys of…
Visions of Johannsson
Berlin-based, Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannson has been releasing records of,…
Tough Guys Don't Dance
Australian director Mark Hartley’s new documentary, Electric Boogaloo: The Wild…
The Time Machine
Luxury watchmaker Christopher Ward is a British-based company that utilises…
Lee, myself and I: inside the very special world of Lee Hazlewood
Wyndham Wallace (Jawbone) Best known as the composer of Nancy…
David Balzer, Curationism: How curating took over the art world everything else
(Pluto Press, April 2015) The theological allusion in the title…
Magnificent Obsessions: The Artist as Collector
It is a recognized fact that the fascination among artists…
Cooking for Artists by Mina Stone
Cedar Lewisohn speaks to Brooklyn based chef Mina Stone about…
Review – Lee, Myself and I: Inside the Very Special World of Lee Hazlewood
Lee, Myself and I: Inside the Very Special World of…
Bill Fay – Who Is The Sender?
(Dead Oceans) Bill Fay’s justly lauded 2012 album Life Is…
Future Days: Krautrock and the building of modern Germany
I am 17 minutes and 58 seconds into Can’s 37-minute…
Among these dark satanic mills?: The 'Jerusalem' conundrum.
It is a lyric and melody seemingly sewn into the…
Making a drama out of a crisis?
When Syriza, Greece’s radical party of the left, newly installed…
The Fine Art of Voting
Bewildered by former Minister of State for Schools Michael Gove’s…
Consuming Passion
Continuing his interrogation of the food/art crossover, Cedar Lewisohn speaks…
Stuckist in the middle with you
—Last summer, inscrutable indie-rock three-piece The Wave Pictures set off…
Lynn Barber reveals her personal affection for a self portrait by Sarah Lucas
Sarah Lucas is of course best known for her shock…
A Grand Soft Day On 52nd Street
Van Morrison’s inimitable 1968 longplayer Astral Weeks is the enduring…
Radio On – An Ohm From Ohm
Christopher Petit’s Radio On (1979) has been aired before in…
The Road to Hell…
In 1964, Henri-Georges Clouzot, director of such cinematic landmarks as…
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Clothes, Clothes, Clothes. Music, Music, Music. Boys, Boys, Boys.
Opening a biography with a passage about masturbation, as erstwhile…
Bill Viola Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water)
St Paul’s Cathedral Bill Viola is no stranger to exhibiting…
Downhill , No Brakes (After Yves Klein)
Six preparatory drawings for a video performance One. young men…
For The Supression of Savage Customs
Following the deaths of her two best boys in quick…
The Magic of Camelot
Visionary British celebrity fashion designer Zaeem Jamal presents the elegance…
Portrait of the artist: Josh Flowers
This past year has seen Josh Flowers And The Wild…
How To Swallow London
Jamie Holman finds himself impressed with fearless art collective Swallow…
Consume Cool
A self-described ‘suburban artist’, 29-year-old Connecticut based Gordon Holden is…
The Piano Has Been Thinking
Düsseldorf’s Volker Bertelmann, aka Hauschka, is not a man who…
A Remarkable Machine: Welcome to Utopia C19- Hell this Way- Yuppies Coming
A series of short tributes to the condemned Heygate Estate,…
Folklore Vinyl
If psyhco-geographically themed railway brass band music on limited edition,…