Art

“I had a very negative self image — at times I felt invisible.” shares the artist in photography, painting, sculpture and performance. Her “Eclipse,” exhibit reflects on a five-year-long push that saw her climb an iceberg.

“Vollmond” by Pina Bausch is a wild, poetic plunge into love’s chaos—drenched bodies, clumsy desire, aching beauty, and raw emotion under a full moon.

The exhibition at Mori Art Museum in Tokyo explores how artists use AI, VR, and game engines to blur the line between human and machine, offering a glimpse into our digital future.

The award-winning artist has shown at the Centre Pompidou and contributed to MoMa. Now she enlivens pop culture with her work at Pharrell’s Perrotin gallery exhibit “Femmes.”

At Wellcome Collection, “1880 THAT” references the Second International Congress on Education of the Deaf that implemented a “no sign language” policy leading to Deaf people losing jobs and culture. The artists fire up hope.

Brussels’ celebrated Horst is setting new standards for festivals in Europe through its innovative merging of artistic disciplines spread out over a music filled weekend. Here’s what went down.

We join South-Koren artist Heesoo Kwon to discuss the creation of Leymusoom, her autobiographical feminist movement, as well as art’s potential in the liberation of women.

In a new book, Assouline and the Chamberlain Estate celebrate the late artist’s monumental industrial sculptures, as seen by his friends and collectors, including Rick Owens and Solange Knowles.

On what's his biggest exhibition to date, the visual storyteller shares not only his previous works but also debuts the new short film "The Last Hour".

Calling all cinephiles! The sixth edition of the film festival lands in London with a wider programme including visual arts, literature, and performance, and premieres like Takeshi Kitano’s “Kubi.”