Langlands & Bell: Ideas of Utopia, Near Heaven, and Absent Artists
Visitors to Charleston will be treated to three intriguing shows from Langlands & Bell, including th...
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Leeroy New – interview: ‘I am trying to challenge myself to use only r...
Filipino multimedia artist Leeroy New has just “docked” three “ships” made of bamboo and was...
This is a first-in-a-generation opportunity to see Joan Mitchell’s works, and its chronological fo...
Libby Heaney – interview: ‘The point of the work is to destabilise you...
The physicist and artist Libby Heaney talks about using her scientific knowledge in her art, how tec...
Lawrence Calver: Under the Sun
These large textile works, in which Lawrence Calver stretches, bleaches and stains recycled or repur...
Jasmina Cibic – interview: ‘I’m drawn towards the political psycholo...
Jasmina Cibic talks about the ideas, people and moments in history that inspire her artistic practic...
Julian Perry – interview: ‘It’s about wanting to create spaces that ...
Despite describing himself as a ‘devout atheist’, an altarpiece takes centre stage among Perry...
Jasia Reichardt – video interview: ‘It’s not really labour … It’...
Jasia Reichardt discusses the newly published archive catalogue she has collated and curated over 20...
John Yau – interview: ‘America is still about two colours: black and w...
John Yau talks about promoting inclusivity, changing how history is viewed, and the importance of th...
Joan Semmel – interview: ‘I was simply not excluding those who did not...
With a retrospective at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts covering 60 years of work, from he...
Julie Mehretu: Cities in the maelstrom – an essay
Julie Mehretu is known for her vast abstract paintings referencing everything from capitalism and gl...
Lakwena Maciver– interview: ‘I like to think my work will bring hope t...
The London-based artist discusses painting colourful works to counteract life’s grey realities, he...
Julien Creuzet: Too blue, too deep, too dark we sank …
Sculpture, film and music blend in the French-Caribbean artist’s striking exploration of the legac...
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Katya Kvasova – interview: ‘People say that whatever someone paints or...
Katya Kvasova talks about her interest in hands, her artistic training, and her method of layering g...
Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s – Now
Featuring 46 artists, this long-overdue examination of the complex interrelationship between the Car...
Khvay Samnang: Calling for Rain – Amartey Golding: Bring Me to Heal
Khvay Samnang uses Cambodian dancers to conjure stories of environmental disaster and recovery, and ...
John Nash: The Landscape of Love and Solace
Remembered for the moving scenes of the first world war John Nash painted as an official war artist ...
Karlo Kacharava: People and Places
The referential, finely wrought paintings and drawings of the rediscovered Georgian artist Karlo Kac...
This is Turner-prize winner Lubaina Himid’s largest solo show to date and it does not disappoint...
Joy Labinjo – interview: ‘When people speak of multicultural London, i...
For her first public commission at Brixton underground station, Joy Labinjo reflects on the importan...
John Abell – interview: ‘I see my work as a type of devotional art’
John Abell talks about Welsh mythology, poets and nationalism, moving between linocut and painting, ...
Jean-Michel Othoniel: The Narcissus Theorem
This show, based on work Othoniel has done with the mathematician Aubin Arroyo, weaves a spell of en...
Laura Knight: A Panoramic View
With more than 160 works, this ambitious retrospective highlights Laura Knight’s considerable achi...
Made during pregnancy and the Covid pandemic, these new works explore motherhood, goddess culture an...
Jordan Casteel: There Is a Season
To enter this show is to enter Casteel’s world. Drawn in by her monumental portraits of often marg...
Jacqueline de Jong – interview: ‘I never compromise, no way. I could n...
With the opening of her first major UK solo show in her 60-year career, De Jong talks about her time...
Last of the last, with Baldessari gone, of the great philosopher-artists, Jasper Johns is taking a t...
Leiko Ikemura – interview: ‘I think we have this inner life, and this ...
Leiko Ikemura speaks about her exhibition at the Sainsbury Centre, the landscapes within us and why ...
Kenji Hirasawa – interview: ‘I approach the sitter like a guardian ang...
Hirasawa uses a thermal imaging camera to make portraits of people. He explains what drew him to thi...
Jennifer Wen Ma: ‘With the pandemic and the turbulent political situatio...
Jennifer Wen Ma talks about how the Covid lockdown – and increased awareness of social injustice a...
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