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Invader: The Anonymous Street Artist Transforming Cities with Pixelated Mosaics
Invader, the enigmatic French street artist, has become an iconic figure in the contemporary art world through his pixelated mosaic installations. Best known for his "Space Invader" project, Invade...
Danh Vo: Exploring Identity, History, and Power Structures Through Art
Danh Vo is a critically acclaimed artist whose thought-provoking works delve into themes of cultural identity, historical legacy, and power dynamics. Born in 1975 in Bà Rịa, Vietnam, Vo and his fam...
Anna Weyant: A Rising Star in Contemporary Art at Gagosian London
Anna Weyant, the Canadian artist born in 1995 in Calgary, has rapidly ascended the ranks of the global art world with her captivating and enigmatic paintings. Combining elements of the surreal and ...
The Black Paintings by Wes Lang: A Transformative Exhibition in London
Lang’s latest series, The Black Paintings, marks a pivotal moment in his artistic journey. These works, produced between 2022 and 2024, were showcased for the first time in the UK at Damien Hirst’s...
Huw Lougher on recent trends in the art market and his advice for collectors
The contemporary art market has slowed since its boom from 2020 to 2022, due to macroeconomic factors and changing investor preferences. Despite the drop in confidence and negative sentiment, there...
André Butzer at Max Hetzler Gallery, London: A Journey Through Colour, Form, and Expression
The Max Hetzler Gallery in London is hosting André Butzer’s third solo exhibition in the city, featuring a series of seventeen compelling new paintings. This display captures the profound maturity ...
Patrick Hughes: His Latest Van Gogh-Inspired Masterpiece
To celebrate the release of a new multiple from Patrick Hughes, Chair, we explore Hughes' Solid Hollows series and the influence of well-known artists on Hughes' work.
Ai Weiwei and His Vase Artworks: Challenging Cultural Value
Vases and urns, as vessels of tradition and carriers of cultural memory, hold a central place in Ai Weiwei’s artistic practice. These objects, often thousands of years old, are not only relics of a...
Sophia Al-Maria and Lydia Ourahmane: Grey Unpleasant Land at Spike Island, Bristol
The exhibition Grey Unpleasant Land at Spike Island, Bristol, marks a compelling collaboration between artists Sophia Al-Maria and Lydia Ourahmane, who, for the first time, explore England’s cultur...
Celebrated as one of the most dynamic young artists of his generation, George Rouy has unveiled ‘The Bleed, Part I’, his debut solo exhibition at Hauser & Wirth London. This two-part series exp...
How to Style Your Art in Your Home
Art has the power to transform any space, adding personality, warmth, and a sense of identity to your home. Whether you’re working with a single piece or a collection, how you style your art can ma...
The Kaleidoscopes: Damien Hirst’s 2024 Butterfly Editions with HENI
HENI unveils The Kaleidoscopes, a stunning series of limited edition butterfly prints by British artist Damien Hirst, available for a limited period from 24 October to 4 November 2024. With this re...