David Shrigley London exhibition will find the funny side of old masters | Dulwich Picture Gallery
The contemporary UK artist David Shrigley will apply his trademark arch humour and distinctive artistic practice “in dialogue”…
A richly layered Victorian house where the romance of the past meets a contemporary eye
Hubert Zandberg, the London-based South African designer, likes to give his clients an alter ego – invariably someone…
The wild world of Cathy de Monchaux revealed in exhibition at Paris’s Palais de Tokyo – The Art Newspaper
Cathy de Monchaux’s erotic, intricately wrought sculpture confirmed her as one of the most original and distinctive artists…
FUJIKINA New York Oct. 16 to 18 – Get Your Tickets Now and Celebrate 200 Years of Photography with Fujifilm
VALHALLA, N.Y., August 17, 2026 – FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Electronic Imaging Division, announces FUJIKINA New York 2026,…
Six Life Lessons Hiding in Street Photography
Street photography looks like a hobby about cameras and light, but the habits it builds bleed into how…
Dark Emotions Evoke Growth in Alejandro Aguliar Canela’s Graphite Drawings — Colossal
Alejandro Aguilar Canela finds profound value in what may be seen as some of our bleakest emotions. Delving…
See the World’s Oldest ‘Odyssey’ Copy at the Met
If Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has you suddenly brushing up on Homer, New York has a considerably older…
Kodak overtakes Fujifilm as the most-used film brand among photographers in new survey
Kodak has overtaken Fujifilm to become the most-used film brand among photographers responding to FilmFocus’ latest survey, as…
‘Hands are the protagonist’: Stefhany Y Lozano on communicating with fingers and gestures in her paintings
“I always wanted to be an artist,” says Stefhany Lozano, and looking at her childhood, it’s hard to…
Glowing Paintings by Francesco Pirazzi Meditate on the Enigmas of Absence — Colossal
“For me, paintings represent an attempt (sometimes more successful, sometimes less so) to grasp a ‘something’ that for…
‘You can’t be burdened by a legacy’: James Taylor-Foster on his vision for Hong Kong’s Para Site as it turns 30 – The Art Newspaper
As the Hong Kong non-profit Para Site marks its 30th anniversary, it navigates a much-changed city under the…
‘Even its loos are on the outside’: hi-tech, inside-out marvel the Lloyd’s building is partying with the public | Architecture
In his 2012 book A New Kind of Bleak, the critic Owen Hatherley called it “monstrous, compelling” and…