Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore met as teenagers and stayed together for the rest of their lives. They were collaborators, step-siblings and lovers and they both changed their birth names to make them gender neutral.
Kanye West named Pablo Picasso as one of his role models, but the two of them have more than art in common. What do we do about our problematic faves? Can you separate the art from the artist?
Artemisia Gentileschi gained international success in her lifetime, which was reignited in the modern era due to fascination with her biography. But her skill and dedication to her craft speaks for itself.
On February 28, our framer Nils showed us how a hand-made frame for Yu Nagaba’s print was created. Rewatch the livestream from start to finish.
On March 6, we joined Alice Brasser in her studio for a 1-hour painting session. Rewatch the livestream from start to finish.
We speak with Hollywood’s favourite poster artist James Jean about art, film and a new category for the Academy Awards.
From the streets to the Supreme Court, the punk feminist art collective are still fighting for social justice in the art world and beyond.
Born in Johannesburg in 1955, William Kentridge uses performance, collage and charcoal to discuss and challenge the problems of Apartheid.
What do you know about the art of blowing things up? Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang has been doing it for fifty years…
Meet Ed Ruscha, the American Pop artist who fell in love with gas stations on a road trip to Los Angeles in the 1950s.
Bags, billboards and Bella Hadid. The commodification of Yayoi Kusama.
The influential South African painter Marlene Dumas is famous for her portraits, but interestingly, she doesn’t see them as portraits at all.
How much do we really know about the dot-obsessed Japanese art icon?
What does recent progress in artificial intelligence mean for art and artists?
Relive a first of it's kind live painting event with Japanese artist Ayako Rokkaku, then discover the process involved in transforming it into a limited edition print.
American painter Walton Ford loved drawing animals as a kid and never stopped painting the wildlife he cherished.
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