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• Mary Heilmann, Painter of Laidback Minimalism, Dies at 85 artist

  Mary Heilmann, an American artist celebrated for her vibrant interpretation of minimalism, has passed away. She was born in 1940 in San Francisco, and her family frequently…

• Kevin Cook Discusses 'Gone too Soon' with Jordan Tovin on Lenscratch artist

  In a discussion featured on Lenscratch, photographer Jordan Tovin (b. 2004) engages with Kevin Cook, a Philadelphia-based photographer and educator, about Cook's initiative 'Gone…

• Stefan Roos: The Rhythm Between Opposites artist

  Stefan Roos, a Swiss artist hailing from the Canton of Bern, specializes in mixed media paintings that delve into the interplay of instinct versus structure and abstraction versus…

• Ian Teeple's Punk Flyers: Photocopied Chaos for Bands Like Bikini Kill artist

  Graphic designer Ian Teeple creates punk flyers using ink, oil pastels, crayons, paint, collage, and repeated photocopying, resulting in images that appear dragged through a…

• Turkina Faso Shifts from Fashion Photography to Narrative Film artist

  Turkina Faso, a photographer based in London, is venturing into narrative cinema, drawing on her expertise in photography, fashion, and documentary work. After a five-year hiatus…

• Drumming With and For Benny: Performing the Bronx Archive artist

  The video piece 'Drumming With and For Benny' (2020) by Nicolás Dumit Estévez Raful Espejo Ovalles Morel is included in the 'Outside Lineage' series, which investigates themes of…

• Five Little-Known Facts About Claude Monet on His Centenary artist

  As the art community gears up for the 100th anniversary of Claude Monet's passing in 2026, Beaux Arts magazine reveals five intriguing yet lesser-known details about the…

• Van Dyck's Deathbed Portrait of Venetia Digby: A Masterpiece of Mourning artist

  Anthony van Dyck's 1633 painting 'Venetia, Lady Digby, on Her Deathbed' at Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, is a rare and intimate deathbed portrait. Venetia Anastasia Stanley (c.…

• Anthony van Dyck's Baroque Portraiture and Legacy Explored artist

  Anthony van Dyck, born March 22, 1599, in Antwerp, Belgium, became one of the most influential Baroque painters. Trained under Peter Paul Rubens, he developed a style blending…

• Van Dyck's Portrait of Sofonisba Anguissola: A Masterpiece Story artist

  In 1624, the Flemish artist Anthony van Dyck (1599–1641) traveled to Palermo, Sicily, to meet the Italian painter Sofonisba Anguissola (c. 1532–1625). On July 12, he created a…

• Mogol: The Poet-Lyricist Who Defined Italian Pop Music artist

  Giulio Rapetti, better known as Mogol, is regarded as the most prominent lyricist in Italy, having been born in Milan on August 17, 1936. His journey in music commenced with…

• John D Edwards, Painter and Sculptor, Dies at 74 artist

  At the age of 74, John David Edwards, a British artist celebrated for his community art initiatives and the book 'How Cancer Saved My Life', passed away due to heart disease. He…

• Tuan Andrew Nguyen on His Two-Channel Video Installation at Venice Biennale 2026 artist

  At the Venice Biennale 2026, artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen (Ho Chi Minh, 1976) presents the two-channel video installation "Ñi Demoon, Ño Delusi" (Wolof for "Those Who Left, Are Those…

• Alla Bartoshchuk's Dreamlike Paintings Explore Memory, Identity, and Resilience artist

  Alla Bartoshchuk, an artist originally from Ukraine, showcases her latest series titled Where Worlds Touch, which consists of oil paintings exploring the intersection of…

• Alyssa Monks: Realism Fractures into Emotion artist

  Born in New Jersey in 1977, Alyssa Monks transforms contemporary figurative painting through her expansive oil pieces that delve into themes of revelation and concealment.…

• Sam Smith's 'Hazel Eyes': A New Chapter in Queer Pop artist

  In a recent interview with The New Yorker, Sam Smith discussed their new album 'Hazel Eyes,' a collection of explicitly queer love songs that marks a departure from their earlier…

• Enrico Allimandi: A Futurist Turned Personal Surrealist in the Tazartes Collection artist

  The latest edition of the Tazartes series centers on Enrico Allimandi (Revigliasco, 5 August 1906 – Turin, 19 January 1984), a painter from Turin whose artistic journey…

• Caravaggio's Bacchus: A Human God and a Mirror's Trick artist

  Caravaggio's 'Bacchus,' painted around 1596, portrays the Roman god of wine in a strikingly realistic way. Instead of an idealized figure, we see a flushed young man with dirty…

• Elisabetta Sirani's 'Virgin and Child': A Masterpiece Reconsidered artist

  Elisabetta Sirani (1638–1665), a talented artist from Bologna, found success despite being eclipsed by her male counterparts. Her notable work, 'Virgin and Child' (1663), housed…

• Bernini's Rape of Proserpina: A Baroque Masterpiece of Abduction artist

  Gian Lorenzo Bernini's 'Rape of Proserpina' (1621–1622) is a seminal Baroque sculpture depicting the mythological abduction of Proserpina by Pluto, ruler of the Underworld. The…

• Manuel Mathieu: The Multidisciplinary Artist Who Edits Perfume artist

  Manuel Mathieu, a Haitian-born artist based in Montreal, expands his multidisciplinary practice to include perfume, which he describes as a natural extension of his artistic…

• Paula Siebra on Bossa Nova, Shells, and Brazilian Light artist

  Brazilian painter Paula Siebra, known for her depictions of everyday life, discusses her upcoming exhibition and creative influences in an interview with Nell Whittaker. Siebra…

• Torishéju Dumi: Building a Fashion Brand on Her Own Terms artist

  Operating from a studio in Tottenham, London, British fashion designer Torishéju Dumi is affiliated with the Sarabande foundation, which was founded by Lee Alexander McQueen in…

• Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage: A Colorful Garden in Kent's Austere Landscape artist

  In the austere landscape of Kent, artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman cultivated a vibrant garden around Prospect Cottage, a former fisherman's hut that became his final refuge…

• Peter de Sève's Whimsical Illustrations and New Yorker Covers Featured in 2026 Update artist

  In August 2026, illustrator and concept artist Peter de Sève is highlighted again for his delightful, whimsical, and insightful illustrations, which are beautifully rendered…

• Paul Smith at 80: The Designer Who Turned Curiosity into Fashion artist

  This summer, British designer Paul Smith celebrated his 80th birthday, marking over 50 years of a career that fuses classic English tailoring with whimsical elements. Born on July…

• Margo Ermolaeva: The Photographer Who Finds Truth in Imperfection artist

  Margo Ermolaeva, a photographer with over eighteen years of experience, is profiled in a feature on AATONAU. Her practice spans documentary, portraiture, weddings, exhibitions,…

• Alessandro Bulgini: 'I Want to Die Worn Out' — Interview on Art, Life, and Gaza artist

  In an extensive interview with Artribune, Italian artist Alessandro Bulgini (b. 1962, Taranto) discusses his evolution from painter to community-focused artist, his role as…

• Hélène Havard's Pastel Photography Evokes a Gentler World artist

  Hélène Havard, a French photographer known for her fine art and travel work, has a unique style marked by soft pastel tones that give her images a vintage, dreamlike quality. Her…

• Daytoner's Mech Portraits: Brutal and Beautiful Sci-Fi Character Design artist

  Daniel Hahn, also known as Daytoner, is an accomplished concept artist whose portfolio includes collaborations with renowned companies such as Epic Games, Bungie, and Universal.…

• Chou Mo's Photographs Capture Taipei's Chaotic Vitality for Louis Vuitton's 130th Monogram Anniversary artist

  Chou Mo, a fashion photographer from Taiwan celebrated for his subtle color palettes and compelling visual storytelling, has launched a new project for Louis Vuitton's 130th…

• Josh White's Sci-Fi Concept Art Blends 3D Sculpting with Painterly Textures artist

  Digital artist Josh White specializes in creating sci-fi concept art by crafting 3D scenes using Nomad Sculpt and Feather 3D on his iPad. He enhances these renders with painting…

• Anna Mamchur's Symbolic Paintings Bridge Ukrainian Heritage and French Catalonia artist

  Anna Mamchur, a Ukrainian artist originally from Nihyn and currently residing in Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans, produces acrylic paintings that blend Ukrainian folk art with the…

• Danielle McKinney on Painting, Rest, and Interior Life artist

  Danielle McKinney, an artist from Montgomery, Alabama, started with photography before switching to painting during the pandemic. She centers her work on women in domestic spaces,…

• Paul Signac and the Scientific Color of Divisionism artist

  Paul Signac (Paris, 11 November 1863 – Paris, 15 August 1935) is recognized as a key figure in Neo-Impressionism, particularly as the pointillism theorist, which he referred to as…

• Courtroom Sketching Arrives in Italy: Andrea Spinelli and Cristina Valente's Pioneering Thesis artist

  In Italy, courtroom sketching is experiencing a rise in interest, spearheaded by artist Andrea Spinelli (b. 1990, Milan). His work, which merges live painting with courtroom…

• Annatomix's Geometric Fox Murals and Sculptures Spotlighted artist

  Annatomix, a street artist celebrated for her striking geometric animal murals, has been producing artwork that includes foxes, red pandas, and seabirds. Her notable pieces, such…

• Lauren Farkas Crafts Wood, Wire, and Kudzu Maps for Knoxville's First Friday Art Crawl artist

  Lauren Farkas, an artist from Knoxville, designs monthly maps for First Friday art events using materials such as wood, wire, and sneakers. For the past three years, she has been…

• Simon Weckert's Digital Camouflage Shirt Fools AI Surveillance Cameras artist

  Berlin artist Simon Weckert has developed a garment named Digital Camouflage, aimed at thwarting AI object-detection systems from identifying the wearer as a human. This…

• Arnaldo Pappalardo's Cópia Fiel: A Doorless Gallery in São Paulo's Sumaré Neighborhood artist

  In São Paulo's Sumaré neighborhood, photographer and visual artist Arnaldo Pappalardo (b. 1954) runs Cópia Fiel, a doorless, street-connected gallery space inaugurated in 2021.…