At Primavera 2025, young Australian artists consider making art in the age of commodities
Primavera is the Museum of Contemporary Art’s annual spring exhibition featuring selected Australian artists under 35. This year,…
Learn How This Artist Draws Immersive and Realistic Landscapes
Illustrator and educator Sam Gillett has created entire worlds from his imagination and brought them to life with…
Radical Harmony review – Seurat’s shimmering visions blow away his spotty dotty imitators | Painting
Georges Seurat had kaleidoscope eyes. He saw in limitless colours, that swarm and bubble on his canvases in…
Metropolitan Museum gifted 188 Dada and Surrealist works – The Art Newspaper
The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s holdings of works from the early 20th century associated with Dada and Surrealism…
Elaine Wynn’s Francis Bacon Heads to LACMA, 20 Works Go to Christie’s
The estate of top collector and casino magnate Elaine Wynn, who died this past April, has made decisions…
In Rural Wisconsin, Pat Perry Connects the Various Forces That Shape Our World — Colossal
In a rural Wisconsin city of just more than 1,200 people, the hyperlocal and the universal converge in…
Nine architectural installations at Burning Man 2025
Massive pyramids, slides and a temple resembling a giant, fragmented stone have been captured at this year’s Burning…
Nendo’s Helically-Mated Pair of Chopsticks
With an assist from Obama (not that Obama)
Remember Kaare Klint’s Propellor Stool,…
Dezeen Debate features “best stadium design I have seen in a very long time”
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features an entirely wooden stadium in Fukushima designed by Japanese…
Edie Medley illustrates the conversations she overhears while working in a pub
It’s a situation many will know well. You’re at your local pub with your pals and you’re a…
Rare Van Gogh painting ‘man with smartphone’ found genuine after decades of mystery
A startling discovery has rocked the art world: a painting titled “Man with Smartphone” is now officially confirmed…
Gin Lane by William Hogarth is a critique of 18th-century London’s growing funeral trade
In 1751, the English painter William Hogarth created a nightmarish depiction of the London slum of St Giles.…