Es Devlin's National Portrait Project Aims to Unite the UK Through Selfies
Es Devlin's initiative invites the public to contribute selfies for a collective portrait, addressing themes of unity in a divided society.
Editorial Staff May 14
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A Week in Art: Defending Europe, Remembering Cambodia, and Celebrating Beauty
This week in art highlights the efforts of 1930s artists against fascism, reflections on Cambodia's past, and showcases stunning floral paintings alongside a striking nude.
Editorial Staff May 8
Exploring Art Outdoors: A Family-Friendly Sculpture Park Experience
Outdoor sculpture parks offer a welcoming environment for children to engage with art, free from the constraints of traditional galleries, even in the face of potential rain.
Editorial Staff Apr 27
Tate Faces New Leadership Challenges as Director Maria Balshaw Steps Down
With Maria Balshaw's departure after nine years, the Tate's new director is tasked with navigating complex financial and cultural landscapes.
Editorial Staff Apr 25
‘It was a way of processing violences I’ve survived’: how iconoclastic musician Arca beat burnout with frenzied painting
Executive context: After a meteoric decade in music, supporting the likes of Madonna and Beyoncé, the 36-year-old Venezuelan crashed out. Now the nightmarish paintings that got her back on track are on display Before Arca had released eigh
Editorial Staff Apr 6
Egidio Eleuteri, the Guardian of Beauty Who Gave Voice to Time
Egidio Eleuteri was more than a scholar and critic: he was a guardian of beauty whose life was devoted to illuminating art with rare depth, rigor, and humanity. His legacy endures not only in his books and exhibitions, but in the moral and intellectual example he leaves behind.
editorial-staff Apr 2