Jennifer Wen Ma – interview: ‘Throughout history, humans have been try...
Jennifer Wen Ma talks about her new installation, Molar, at Cass Sculpture Foundation, created as a ...
For the second exhibition at his gallery in Vauxhall, Damien Hirst presents more than 30 works by Ko...
Alongside some of his older works, this exhibition focuses on his new, mostly monochrome paintings, ...
Katie Paterson: ‘As a child, I used to practise daydreaming’
With her largest UK show to date currently on at the Lowry, the artist talks about the relationship ...
Jules de Balincourt: ‘I can’t be painting bouquets of flowers and pret...
The painter’s uncanny worlds reflect the post-9/11 zeitgeist with a beguiling charm. The world is ...
Lucy Jones: ‘My work is not slick and I struggle to resolve my paintings...
The artist talks about her recent return to making portraits of others, and explains what she sees a...
Kelly Chorpening: ‘The whole relationship between image and object or bu...
Studio International visited Horatio Junior gallery in southeast London to talk to the American arti...
Kiki Kogelnik: Works from 1962-68
With her joyful neon palette and playful style, Kogelnik is often considered Austria’s pre-eminent...
Lin Tianmiao – interview: ‘Thread winding taught me to be patient’
Multidisciplinary artist Lin Tianmiao talks about incorporating weaving, sewing and embroidery into ...
Joachim Koester: The Other Side of the Sky
With works by JMW Turner and constant reference to the surrealist artist Henri Michaux, Koester take...
Joe Graham: ‘Anchor is not quite a book about drawing, and yet it’s no...
His new book, Anchor, presents 14 responses to the question: What is an outline? Here, he explains w...
![Julien Prévieux, Atelier de dessin - B.A.C. du 14e arrondissement de Paris [Drawing workshop - B.A.C. of 14th district of Paris], 2011-2015. Ink on paper, variable dimensions. Courtesy Galerie Jousse Entreprise, Paris.](/images/articles/p/previeux-julien-2016/smallpix/Previeux_AtelierBac01-300.jpg)
Julien Prévieux: ‘Humour is a good fighting trick’
From ‘hacking’ Google to responding to ads to tell employers why he doesn’t want their job, th...
Jerwood Encounters: Common Property
Through the work of six artists, including three new commissions, this exhibition looks at the thorn...
Kaleidoscope: The Indivisible Present
In the first of its exhibitions to celebrate its 50th birthday, the museum focuses on the examinatio...
Koen Vanmechelen: ‘An artist is always arriving at something that was un...
The man who turned breeding chickens into an art explains his plans to create a sustainable, diverse...
Spanning a wide range of media, this exhibition takes works created since 1969 by 15 artists, each o...
Liz Magic Laser: ‘I’m interested in throwing a well-rehearsed script i...
The multimedia artist talks about being critical of TED talks, studying US presidents, treating the ...
Jompet Kuswidananto: ‘I am dealing with a culture that is never really f...
The Indonesian artist explains his work for Sonica 2015 and how he seeks to use sound installation a...
Liu Ye: ‘Dick Bruna is more important to me than Da Vinci’
The Beijing-based artist on how seeing Bruna’s Miffy was seeing himself in a mirror, and why the m...
Jackson Pollock: A Collection Survey, 1934-1954
The exhibition of Jackson Pollock’s works from the collection of the Museum of Modern Art opens up...
Kathy Hinde: ‘I’m really interested in combining visual art and music...
The audiovisual artist and composer talks about mixing up sound and art, working with a glassblower,...
Kapwani Kiwanga: ‘It is always great to be true to yourself’
Kapwani Kiwanga has been named as the commissioned artist of the Focus Section at the Armory Show 20...
Jefford Horrigan: The Threshold, Own Worst Enemy
In the sitting room of a house in south London, Jefford Horrigan performed The Threshold, part of hi...
The artist draws us into his virtual world with playful installations and video works, as he leads u...
This first comprehensive retrospective of Jim Shaw to be held in New York, which includes his own wo...
Laure Prouvost: British Art Show 8
Laure Prouvost, the London-based French artist who won the 2013 Turner Prize, is showcasing three of...
Jordan Casteel: ‘My perspective is one full of empathy and love’
In her second solo exhibition, the American painter offers a new series of portraits that seeks to r...
John Hoyland: Power Stations: Paintings 1964-1982
Damien Hirst’s impressive new gallery opens with a sensitively curated show of one of Britain’s ...
American artist Jennifer Rubell explores motherhood through a series of participatory works. Looking...
Julie Sass: Be-Bop Your Visual Acts (Shared Space)
Danish artist Julie Sass presents a cohesive body of new work as part of Copenhagen Arts Week that s...
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