Charmingly crude, or just plain rude? This Lisbon-based artist’s work might be more than it outwardly seems. Pop art has had a new, cheekier makeover.
Scribbly crayons, sticky-outy tongues and scrawls of writing; Rachel Louise Hodgson treats her drawing as a visual diary – and you want to keep reading.
Prepare to have your mind blown. LACMA presents a mind-bending exhibition that will challenge your visual perception and change the way you see the world.
Playing in a league of his own, the creative genius is back with a tantalising exhibition, this time in Shanghai; we managed to grab him for a quick catch-up.
This duo of digital craftswomen brings its fantasy-like inner world to the real one while expressing their critical standing point in a playful visual way.
Australia-based Evi O is inspired by Japan, people and just about everything colourful. Art and publishing? Who said they have to be different anyway.
Until July 29 and August 12, discover the two massive installations “Micro/Macro” and “Like Child’s Play” in Sydney and challenge your perception of size.
The phrase ‘sexy robots’ may not conjure images of fine, iconic artwork, but Nanzuka’s exhibition aims to alter this perception from July 7 to August 11.
Cutting to the chase, Leah Wolchin chops and pastes evidence of relatable 21st century relationship drama, creating art for the strong women of today.
Until November 4, visit the Italian city to attend the biennial, titled “The Planetary Garden: Cultivating Coexistence”, and get lost among an artistic forest.
