“Memento mori” from the Latin expression meaning “remember you must die” Death has been artist’s morbid obsession for centuries. The...

For all the apparent poise and fragility of ballet, every worthy composition is bold in its own right, underpinned by immense strength....

Another 1 of 7 XL Catlin Art Prize finalists: Christopher Gray. With work spanning widely across the board, Gray really likes to push...

At the start of the year, the Danish government’s decision to seize asylum seekers’ assets lead Chinese artist Ai Weiwei to pull out of...

When people talk about the evaluation of culture, they usually mean disciplines like economic studies that look at employment, tourism...

What strikes the observer as the most salient and significant aspect of Eichorn’s latest work, 5 Weeks 25 Days 175 Hours, is the complete...

“I wanted to take my time,” Zhang Kechu once said in an interview with TIME magazine, “to slow down and experience every second of the...

Mark Wallinger's new show at Hauser and Wirth displays a dynamic series of massive canvases all aligned in one room. The black and white...

The Brexit debate caught the attention of the art world recently when the Vote Leave Campaign ‘unlawfully’ projected its slogan onto...

Neal Rock's pieces are a wonder to behold in their ability to stand independently. As a finalist candidate of the XL Catlin Art Prize,...