The magic of nature is at the heart of illustrator Ruohan Wang’s new eco-friendly Nike collaboration, giving three classic designs a spring in their step.
Continuing to challenge sexism unapologetically, the artist who plays with fruit on Instagram has moved into the digital realm and it’s just as moreish.
Meet the painter reflecting on labour, otherness, race and the commodification of the Black/Brown body while playing with humour and cheekiness.
Looking at the dynamics of coexistence, dominance and exclusion, this exhibition in Lesvos (Greece) ponders on the relationship between animals and humans.
Long ago, American filmmakers said ‘paint me like one of your French girls.’ Twenty-odd years later, Hélène Delmaire lent a hand to someone who did.
If you’re in Venice don’t miss Fabrizio Plessi’s new video artwork in Piazza San Marco, a timeless, spectacular and luminous piece of golden waterfalls.
New York-based Pakistani artist Salman Toor’s autofictional work offers the intimate view into the imagined lives of young, queer Brown men.
Interested in identity anarchy, the trailblazing artist plays on a league of her own where she works equally as a poet, DJ, writer, artist and performer.
Hip-hop and skateboarding culture, indie films, luxury and politics all converge in the Florida-based artist’s collages, which represent his perfect world.
Meet the social media phenomenon blurring the line between reality and fantasy through her work, where digital retouching, Pokemon and anime go hand in hand.
