See how the London-based illustrator layers textures, patterns and colours to create works about female empowerment, fashion and even Wes Anderson films.
Robotics, biotechnology and AI will change the way we eat, dress, live and interact with each other forever. But how? Discover so at Tokyo’s Mori Art Museum.
You’ve probably seen their latest project, “The Bum”, a study – and now, 3D sculpture – of Kim Kardashian’s ass. But there is much more than meets the eye!
Until march 1st, Vilnius MO Museum explores how Lithuania became the nation it is today during the 1990s after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
The bittersweet anomaly is yet again a focus for the artist in his debut London solo show, where he sways back and forth between victimisation to vengeance.
If you’re a fan of “Black Mirror”, don’t miss this exhibition exploring the photos AI systems are trained with and how they create bias and discrimination.
“My paintings are a sort of extract from what life brings”, says the Polish painter, who shares her process of understanding life through her artwork.
From Mary Sibande to Johno Mellish and Kirsten Sims, discover some of the most interesting artists exhibiting at the South African fair from Feb 14 to 16.
Layers and layers, step by step, his works merge classical and contemporary languages and techniques to find a balance between old and new, past and present.
Engaging themes of ritualism and alchemy as a response to cultural and political strife, the show presents works as a tool for deflecting precarity.
