Ojo’s artistic universe plays with the rules of representation, he focuses with these items on the values they give to a subject and the lifestyle they project.

The Latvian artist talks to us about her work as a reflection of her life, and the lesson of finding beauty in any situation or circumstance.

Cattelan is everything that traditionalists fear and despise about modern art, which is what makes his work so important within a contemporary context.

Corbin’s work deconstructs these rigid definitions of class, masculinity, and geographical divides, and places value on the complexity of identity.

Ten thousand people made their way to the event in London to celebrate Pharrell Williams’, Rick Owens’ and other co-creators' vision for the house.

Canadian painter speaks to the North American landscapes that continue to inspire her art, seeping into her new work on view at Harper’s Gallery.

“Mourning Opulence” is his debut solo exhibition in which he takes us on a journey off the beaten track of heteronormativity.

Art is not only beautiful, but challenging and fun, and in Turk’s case, it brings all these characteristics together to make it constructive and useful.