‘Death is already woven into our everyday lives’: Sook Jin Jo – The Art Newspaper
Sook Jin Jo’s sculptures are as monumental as the ideas shaping them are intimate. Jo primarily works with found…
‘This is an opportunity that will never happen again’: Syrian artist Sara Shamma on rebuilding her country – The Art Newspaper
Syria’s return to the Venice Biennale in 2026 comes with a shift in approach. For the first time,…
Lubaina Himid on capturing the ‘uneasiness’ of Britain for her Venice Biennale pavilion – The Art Newspaper
Lubaina Himid has spent more than three decades making work and curating shows devoted to uncovering marginalised histories,…
Lee Ufan: ‘I try to bring together those things which are made and unmade’ – The Art Newspaper
Painter, sculptor, writer and philosopher Lee Ufan came to prominence in the late 1960s as a founding member…
Swimming pools and school rules: artist Chan Wai Lap on the unusual themes behind his installations – The Art Newspaper
In a city where the sea is never far away, the Hong Kong artist Chan Wai Lap has…
Tracey Emin: ‘I’ve done more in my last five years than in the whole rest of my life’ – The Art Newspaper
Tracey Emin is internationally renowned for her coruscatingly confessional art, which for over three decades has chronicled an…