The atmosphere in the gallery is quiet, until the artist Katrin Fridriks walks in. The energy she exudes in person is the same spirit that infuses her abstract art and...
From LOL cats and pratfall videos to dark satire and fine art, art historian Professor Richard Clay explores the popularity and meaning of internet memes ‘Where is the art in...
An exhibition showcasing Russian avant-garde artists has opened in Baku’s Heydar Aliyev Center Titled “Upon Request: The Rusian Avant-Garde Collection of the Regional Museums, 1900-1930. Part 3,” the exhibition includes...
Like his paintings, Conrad Jon Godly dominates a room. While gallerists and assistants frantically ready the JD Malat Gallery for its latest exhibition, To See is Not to Speak, a...
Through innovative moving image works, American artist Diana Thater shines the light on some of the most urgent conservation issues faced today. After Los Angeles and Istanbul, she brings her...
A new exhibition at the Guggenheim Bilbao, the first building created with the help of computer technology, seeks to explore just that: how art and architecture have evolved in a...
For British artist Richard Stone, paint, marble and bronze offer the perfect media through which to explore the changeability of history and mankind, as well as the enduring power of...
With his interest in evolving technologies and societies, artist Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s latest exhibition, opening in Baku, takes its cue from adventurer Thor Heyerdahl’s contentious theory that the Norse god Odin...