Herakles the Archer by Émile-Antoine Bourdelle by Anna Randal Ah, artworks! Who doesn't like the connection created between themselves and an artwork on the wall or the floor....

An in-depth look and interview, with our favorite artist of the month Joan Seed is fascinated with human flaws. Flaws are a gateway to authenticity....

by Maria Sofou American artist Gil Batle spent over 20 years in Californian prisons for fraud and forgery. Batle did time in some of the...

by Maria Sofou Texts, a video, quilts, textiles and installations compose Paul Rucker's latest, provocative exhibition, called Rewind, in Baltimore Museum of Art. The artist's plural...

For more than thirty-five years, Jan Fabre (1958, Antwerp) has played a significant role as a visual artist, theater maker, and author. His innovative...

Pakistani artist Anila Quayyum Agha’s Intersections uses a 6.5ft laser-cut wooden cube to cast amazing shadow art in the room which holds it —...

https://vimeo.com/121592169   Hoy toca el Prado (Touching the Prado) is an exhibition that gives the opportunity to visually impaired people to enjoy the works of masters...

A pioneering contemporary artist, Tokyo-born Motoi Yamamoto carves monumental two dimensional sculptures of entire oceans, shattered planets, typhoons, mountain ranges, fractured staircases and vast...

Sculptures Which Take Influence From Historical Architecture, Mythology and Beyond   Diana Al-Hadid was born in Aleppo, Syria in 1981 and currently lives and works in...

MDW (The Milan Design Week) seems to be ever-growing. Every year, more talent appears, more venues, more exhibitions. It is without a doubt the...

Have you been to many conventional exhibits and displays? Well, that’s good, thought Anne Imhof’s Sex won’t be one of them. You want...

You wouldn’t expect, while out on your evening stroll, to look up in the sky, at night, and take a glimpse of the iconic...