Meet the sculptor-turned-drag-queen whose alien-meets-1950s-housewife look is impossible to forget and get to know her hilarious, over-the-top personality.
Discover the London-based animator and filmmaker’s vision of our current society. With a sharp eye, she uses the power of imagery to break societal codes.
If you want to forget your boring routine for a moment, take a look at the absurd and funny work of the Belgian artist, on view in London until January 25.
With the aim to fight elitism and help new art collectors thrive, Madeleine Mermall and Catherine Fenton Bernath are opening a new gallery in New York.
Have you started exercising? And eating greener? Quit smoking, perhaps? Somerset House Studios questions the invasiveness of the new ‘wellness society’.
Taking a renowned protest song as the starting point, Anton Kern gallery opens a show of Brazilian artists reflecting on the country’s political situation.
He loves literature, but the academic world was such a disappointment that he turned to painting, his newfound passion and a way for self-exploration.
Currently exhibiting at Denny Dimin gallery in NYC, we speak with the artist about fighting the patriarchy through healing paintings of torsos and altars.
On the occasion of the artist’s 90th birthday, Vienna’s Albertina Museum pays Arnulf Rainer a heartfelt tribute with a massive solo show until January 19.
Su infancia en una masía rodeada de bosque en la que vivía libremente y con animales es el motor que ahora impulsa su trabajo, lleno de onirismo y naturaleza.
