Art
Hauser & Wirth presents a mesmerising exhibition of boundary-pushing Mistakist Art. Experience an otherworldly atmosphere this summer in West Hollywood.
Art is not only beautiful, but challenging and fun, and in Turk’s case, it brings all these characteristics together to make it constructive and useful.
“To Look Without Fear” ended a few days at MoMA New York, we take an in-depth look into it as it will be held at MoMA San Francisco and Ontario's Art Gallery.
El 11 de febrero se pone en marcha la nueva propuesta artística de La Casa Encendida que centra el lenguaje a través de la poesía, cabaret o teatro.
El bailarín nos explica en esta entrevista su concepción sobre la danza y la pedagogía, y hace diversas reflexiones sobre la educación y el lenguaje.
Through her explorations of the interconnectivity between the human and natural worlds, the Spanish artist reflects on her art, projects, and campaigns.
Drawing inspiration from Lagos’ dynamic art scene, meet the pioneering creative pathing a space for Black creatives in the art world.
Take a comprehensive behind-the-scenes look at the Mexican director's rendition of the classic “Pinocchio” now on view at the MoMA until April 15.
“On the edge of all this sprawl of night and cities” explores the coexistence of nature and technology, we meet the bright artist behind the exhibit.
Having choreographed for Rosalía and Gucci, her work won’t leave you indifferent. She now presents “Cowpuncher My Ass” at London’s SouthBank Centre.
Sumérgete en el intrincado universo del ilustrador argentino Cruz Miguel y déjate llevar por sus personajes oníricos. ¿Te atreves a descubrir su obra?
The Houston-born artist makes his debut at the Peres Projects gallery in Milan with his exhibition “Battlefields.” You can visit it until February 17, 2023.
Her installation at La Casa Encendida's “May You Break Free and Outlive Your Enemy,” on view until March 19, sculpts a fluid notion of Black migration.
Music is both expression and solace for the Brooklyn-born musician who their art is spewing up ingenious, brain-bleeding beats and looks to match.
Through intuitive drawings that explore the unknown, this Portuguese illustrator invites viewers to a fanciful biotope inhabited by mystical creatures.
You can visit the artist’s new exhibition, whose practice draws from transfeminist and queer theory, at Peres Projects, Berlin, until February 10.
With verve and energy characteristic of her work, the Detroit-based artist shares the inspirations behind her powerful new solo exhibition “Gratiot Griot.”
Surreal illustrations of smiling socks, hidden bongs and bright blue poodles that bring back childhood fantasies for an entire generation of millennials.
The Tokyo-based creative talks to us about his work as a hair and mask stylist, what NFT art is, and the constant search for artistic stimulation.
Anime thrill, wellness upgrade, eye on sustainability, ethereal world, back to the wild, and more: what will Creative Trends for 2023 look like?
We talk to the Virginia-based painter about the art scene in Richmond, pop culture as influence, and growing up alongside the fussy divas he paints.
The Berlinische Galerie plays host to an exhibition that works to examine the issue of class within the art world, now on view until January 9th.
His work asks viewers to consider their excitement or repulsion to it. The ceramist tells us why frank depictions of sexuality are central to his practice.
The British artist’s newest book, “Get Your Shit Together,” provides a compendium of his prolific work subverting the mundane through heavy satire.
Autorretratos nacidos de la introspección, es de lo que trata “10542”, su nueva exposición disponible hasta el 5 de enero en Badr el Jundi de Madrid.
We talk about unprecedented enquiries into sound, nightlife, rituals and South American visibility which she explores in her New Museum exhibition.