Clad in a top hat with a noodle-like figure and grimacing face is the ubiquitous Mr. A character that can be seen on the facade of historic buildings in Paris or on the…

A series of sculptures have been installed across the City of London, creating a public art trail that brings together an international roster of high-profile artists. Returning for its 11th edition, Sculpture in…

Sarah Ortmeyer is a German artist who juxtaposes seemingly disparate references to spark conversations regarding identity, gender and the human condition. Working across painting, sculpture, publishing and installations, her work is regularly featured…

Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam (Foam) unveiled a new presentation of work by the acclaimed Belgian-Moroccan photographer, Mous Lamrabat. Based in the fictional land of Mousganistan, Lamrabat transports the viewer to a world that is rid…

“The canvas, like a mirror,” wrote curator Kathryn Weir, “throws back the question of how subjects are shaped in relation to the interior worlds and associations of the artist.” Raw and expressive, theatrical…

teamLab is usually known for their ethereal installations that often pit visitors in an otherworldly settings. Comprised of a team of architects, engineers, programmers and artists, the collective’s latest exhibition is noticeably different.…

“Those who only know football know nothing about football. Those who only see twenty-two men chasing after a ball fail to understand its geometry, its ballet, its psychological depth, its true nature. It…

When Henri Matisse painted The Red Studio in fall of 1911, it was met with discontent from Sergei Shchukin, a Russian textile magnate and patron of the artist, who commissioned the work. When…