The Winter Cities of Yutaro Inagaki: Shaping Modern Isolation
In a city that feeds on reinvention, where the paint never quite dries on the walls of East London, Yutaro…
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In a city that feeds on reinvention, where the paint never quite dries on the walls of East London, Yutaro…
Emma Sielaff is the founder of the market-series-turned-exhibition, Finders Keepers.
And while the city calls it a week, 28-year-old Tomas Gittins is in the thick of it.
Dogs and the Discipline of Power In older days, small, well-groomed companions were often painted alongside nobles and aristocrats, reinforcing…
Wenhui Hao’s canvases extend far beyond the boundaries of abstraction.
Few places carry more storied reputations than London’s Soho.
A plaster hand sculpture gripping a textured, organic form resembling a cluster of teeth or coral, mounted onto a glossy…
Our Favourites from Frieze Week 2025 Written by Joshua Beutum & Lauren Bulla FRIEZE LONDON Katherine McMahon, ‘Open Late’ at…
Artist Andrew Zolty, known professionally as BREAKFAST, blends live ecological data into kinetic circuitry art, and sculptural installations all over…
Dystopian yet tender, Jaime Welsh’s photographs evoke a haunting duality: a contradiction between the safety and innocence of childhood and…
Few things have such a contradictory reputation as painting.
In Turin — one of Northern Italy’s rapidly rising creative hubs — a flurry of artists and collectors are gathering…
“I couldn’t help but wonder, were people really rebuking physical connection, or was Big simply moving to Paris?” This could…