Art

Yesterday the Venezuelan artist’s show opened at Frieze London running until Sunday. The Tate-approved artist shares the thinking behind her “mixed-spirit figurines” and reminds us you can also see her work in Leeds.

A child may not perceive an object by its familiar name; instead, they may encounter it with a sense of endless possibility, exploring what it could be beyond its usual identity. Rong Bao shares this approach.

Creative Director Arthur Kond speaks to us about creating immersive experiences, connecting with your audience, as well as recent and future projects.

Antwerp is celebrating James Ensor with a party around the city where masks are the norm. At MoMu, his art fuses with fashion, asking important questions.

In this new exhibition at London’s Migration Museum, artists explore the concepts of otherness, dehumanisation, media vilification, home, community, and more.

Making the human body abstract takes talent, and that’s precisely what this artist has. Don’t miss her unique paintings at London’s Soho Revue gallery, on view through October 12th.

This three-person exhibition featuring Magdalena Abakanowicz, Phoebe Cummings, and Robert Mapplethorpe explores the cycles of life through the lens of nature's inherent temporality.

Turner-nominated exhibition “To Those Sitting in Darkness” is a tender call to explore shared narratives. Opening at Tate Britain this Wednesday.

Approaching design from a conceptual, even philosophical perspective, Fiona is now mentoring a project about farming thanks to Forecast Mentorships. Here’s what you need to know about it.

After its debut collection in Glasgow earlier this year, The Burrow brings its second collection, “Memory,” to London–an unforgettable display of thought from Sept 19th to 21st.