Harriet Richardson's latest work, Temporary, explores the ephemeral nature of sex and romance through a tattoo
Oct 17, 2025
Ahead of this new solo show, Studies of the Figure, Carlos Bellido Flores speaks about the resurgence of figurative painting, the influence of cinema on his work, sexual tension and more
Oct 03, 2025
In view of the ongoing misuse of rap lyrics in criminal proceedings against Kneecap, Bob Vylan and countless drill artists, Art Not Evidence are amping up their campaign to protect creative expression
Sep 25, 2025
Rethinking Fashion Image, a new show curated by Violet Conroy, showcases the work of CSM students and alumnae who resist today’s ‘attention grabbing and easily digestible’ culture
‘True love is rimming’: Kiaf Highlights winner Grim Park speaks to us about Buddhist folklore, his artistic practice and being queer in South Korea
Sep 22, 2025
In an exhibition exploring ‘Joy, in 3 Parts’, Apple enlisted visual artists to capture their version of joy on the new iPhone – for Beijing-based photographer Trunk Xu, it looked like lovingly capturing one another
Sep 17, 2025
With wisdom from the likes of Wolfgang Tillmans, Tracey Emin, and more, Survival Notes is an essential for any young, aspiring artist
Sep 12, 2025
The five-day festival is more than just a clubbing experience – it is a space where people immerse themselves in the city’s nightlife and culture in an entirely new way, writes Alexandra Diamond-Rivlin
Sep 04, 2025
Material Conversations showcased the artists’ summer residency at the new guesthouse and residence in London
Aug 26, 2025
The 25-year-old Manchester-based visual artist is committed to honouring and uplifting South Asian and Muslim communities
Aug 15, 2025
The repatriation of African artefacts isn’t happening quickly enough. Relooted, a forthcoming game from a South Africa-based studio, allows players to speed up the process by staging elaborate heists
Jun 26, 2025
Shandong-born, London-based artist Xu Yang reimagines aristocratic portraiture through wigs, dogs and mythical creatures – playfully confronting history, empire and the politics of memory
Jun 19, 2025
During her residency in Kyoto, we spoke with the Japanese artist about how ‘kawaii’ culture went global, finding inspiration on eBay, the Trojan Horse as a symbol of antivirus software and her dream of creating playground equipment
Jun 12, 2025
From Louise Bourgeois’ feminist evocations of the body to Pussy Riot’s exploration of control and surveillance, we take a look a look at some of the most exciting art exhibitions happening this month...
May 30, 2025
Using audio frequency analysing and custom code, the tattoo artist turns ephemeral voice notes, songs and soundbites into permanent designs