Matilde Viegas’ sun-soaked photo series captures the cacophony of Portuguese markets
Weeks after her chat with Gem, Matilde found herself cleaning her film cameras and she was struck by…
Art for Cure taking place at Wyken Vineyards in Suffolk
Art For Cure is staging a huge sculpture exhibition in the gardens of Wyken Vineyards in west Suffolk,…
Tate Britain previews new garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show – The Art Newspaper
Visitors to the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show in west London can get a sneak preview…
DEMO Fest 2027, starring… you? Submit your motion design for a chance to be screened worldwide
Digital-out-of-home partners Global, blowUP media, Adtrackmedia, Warexpo and NEORT all joined this unique initiative by offering ad-free screen…
timber roof crowns a workshop reviving rural craft traditions in china
primary architects reconnects woodworking with village life In Haotang Village in China’s Henan province, Primary Architects completes…
France announces team of architects for Louvre overhaul
France said Monday that it had selected an international team of architects to transform the Louvre, which has…
Round Howe Wood gets picnic tables and animal sculptures
Picnic tables and wooden animal sculptures have been installed in a woodland in North Yorkshire. The project at…
Let’s dress like a Mark Rothko! How gen Z fell for the king of colour field paintings | Mark Rothko
The works of Mark Rothko have never failed to split opinion. Were those vast colour field paintings a…
‘It’s like a Ouija board – I listen to the painting’: the supernatural art of Sanya Kantarovsky | Art and design
Sanya Kantarovsky’s paintings are filled with the dishevelled and the fallible: figures that bite and pin each other…
At Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery, Angela de la Cruz’s audacious, visceral art takes no prisoners – The Art Newspaper
Painterly sculptures? Or sculptural paintings? For more than three decades Angela de la Cruz has been not so…
Ron Howard’s new film on famed photographer Richard Avedon, explained in 4 remarkable shots
Like many of us, director Ron Howard had come across Richard Avedon’s photos all his life, without realizing…
Spain, sculpted in sand at Tottori museum’s landmark 20th exhibition
Tottori – Ephemerality and fragility are often evoked by sand: children’s sand castles, waves washing away messages on…