Just Above Midtown: Changing Spaces

Linda Goode Bryant’s gallery and experimental space gave prominence to black artists and artists o...

Lucian Freud: New Perspectives

This thought-provoking exhibition attempts to shift our attention away from the myths that surround ...

Kamala Ibrahim Ishag: States of Oneness

Women and plant forms are intertwined among primal patterns and symbolism in Kamala Ibrahim Ishag's ...

Jorge Tacla: Stagings/Escenarios

The 1973 coup in Jorge Tacla’s mother country and the brutal dictatorship of General Pinochet that...

Lubna Chowdhary – interview: ‘Erratic is a useful analogy for a diaspo...

With swooping forms and blazing colour, Lubna Chowdhary explores the grey areas between east and wes...

Katie Paterson – interview: ‘It’s a living project, changing and sur...

Future Library is artist Katie Paterson’s prayer that trees, literature and the human imagination ...

Jacquiline Creswell – interview: ‘When I first sited art in Salisbury ...

When Jacquiline Creswell joined Salisbury Cathedral as arts curator, she was verbally and physically...

Lucia Pietroiusti – interview: ‘Art can do a million things, from acce...

The curator, ecological activist and consultant Lucia Pietroiusti discusses the power of artists to ...

Jonathas de Andrade: With the Heart Coming Out of the Mouth – Venice Bie...

Giant ears, a massive inflatable heart and a disembodied head – Jonathas de Andrade explains why h...

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...

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...

Joan Mitchell

This is a first-in-a-generation opportunity to see Joan Mitchell’s works, and its chronological fo...

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...

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...

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...