Could a ‘Black Cube’ Change How We See Art?
Recently, in London’s Shepherd Market, a space underwent transformation.
Art and photography at The Cold Magazine. Exhibitions worth travelling for, archives worth reopening, and the artists and photographers changing how contemporary images are made and read.
Recently, in London’s Shepherd Market, a space underwent transformation.
Internet Cafe was an exhibition curated by Juliet Wilson at Hypha Studios.
Yihao (Hao) Zhang has been “drawn to making from a young age”.
The central point between memory, identity, and cultural belonging is the crux of Xinan Yang’s artistic practice.
The New American West: Photography in Conversation brings together historical photographs and contemporary works to reconsider the image of the…
Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas first met in 2000 on their shared birthday, October 23rd.
Now in its 28th edition, Art Paris continues to showcase contemporary art from France and the francophone world, including international…
It’s a misconception that Arthur Samier’s work is all about models at Paris Fashion Week afterparties.
In 1995, Slava Mogutin left his homeland of Russia.
It is the moment lingering tension leaves the body; the instant after holding, when something internal softens and releases.
Walking the line between figuration and abstraction, artist Dean Fox seamlessly constructs a patchwork of encounters across his art practice.
Is it even possible to write anything interesting about Tracey Emin anymore? Three decades of criticism swinging between adoration and…
Turkish artist Halise Karakaya is categorically enthused and influenced by the intricacies of human existence.