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• Kadir López: From Las Tunas to Fontcalent — Neon, Memory and the Palimpsest of Alicante artist

  Kadir López, who hails from Las Tunas, Cuba, was born on 6 April 1972 and has studied at multiple art institutions. He currently resides in Fontcalent, Alicante. During a 11…

• Naru Hiko's Oil Paintings Reframe Everyday Japanese Parks and Neighborhoods artist

  Naru Hiko's oil paintings reimagine typical Japanese landscapes through a lens of simplification. The artist finds inspiration during strolls in both public and residential areas…

• Artist Chang Shana, 95, Loses Memory of Mogao Grottoes She Helped Preserve artist

  At 95, artist Chang Shana no longer recognizes her own son, but her bond with Dunhuang City remains unbroken despite Alzheimer's disease. She dedicated her life to preserving the…

• Siân Davey: Intimate Portraits of Family and Community artist

  British photographer Siân Davey, born in 1964 in Brighton, United Kingdom, draws on personal experiences, motherhood, and family relationships as central themes in her…

• Tschabalala Self Unveils 17-Foot 'Lady in Blue' on London's Fourth Plinth artist

  On September 10, Tschabalala Self's bronze sculpture 'Lady in Blue' was revealed on the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square, London. Standing nearly 17 feet tall, this piece is…

• Marie Détrée: Inside the Life of a French Navy Painter artist

  Marie Détrée, who hails from Saint-Malo and was born in 1973, has served as an official painter for the French Navy since 2010. After training at Beaux-Arts de Paris, she entered…

• Peder Mørk Mønsted: Danish Realist Painter of Scandinavian Landscapes artist

  Peder Mørk Mønsted, a renowned Danish painter, is celebrated for his vast collection of realist artworks, particularly those showcasing the landscapes and coastlines of…

• Sofiane Pamart joue à Deauville et prépare un concert au Stade de France en 2027 artist

  Sofiane Pamart, a world-renowned classical pianist, performed in Deauville to kick off the American Film Festival. His latest album, "Movie," merges music with cinematic visuals,…

• Mélanie Faucher's Glass Lace Reinvents Stained Glass in Lyon artist

  Mélanie Faucher, a stained glass artist born in Landerneau in 1986, studied at the Ateliers des Beaux-Arts de Paris from 2010 to 2013. Her artistic style, shaped by influences…

• Damien Hirst: Record-Breaking Art, Plagiarism Claims, and Rotting Works artist

  Damien Hirst, recognized as a key figure among the Young British Artists, boasts a net worth of $400 million. His renowned 2007 piece, For the Love of God, features a platinum…

• Margriet van Engelen Explores Perception and Interconnection Through Hen Panta and Ubuntu artist

  Margriet van Engelen, a visual artist from the Netherlands, emphasizes transformation, perception, and human connections, approaching materiality from a conceptual angle rather…

• Kirk Sutherland: Toronto Synesthete Painter Featured by Artsy Shark artist

  Kirk Sutherland, a Scottish artist born in Canada and based in Toronto, was highlighted in an Artsy Shark article released on September 10, 2026. A synesthete, he earned his…

• Grace Ann Cummings Explores Forgiveness and Fractured Consciousness in Paintings and 2027 Installation artist

  Grace Ann Cummings centers her artistic practice on themes of mortality, accountability, and vulnerability, drawing inspiration from the phrase "God is Forgiven," which dates back…

• Omar Rajeh Brings Solo Dance Piece "Danser, c'est pas pour nous" to CWB artist

  Lebanese choreographer Omar Rajeh presents his solo work "Danser, c'est pas pour nous" at the CWB, a piece blending autobiographical narrative, performance, and contemporary…

• Jonas Sprattland's Custom-Coded Videos for Nike and Balenciaga Blend Videography with DIY Programming artist

  Jonas Sprattland, an artist based in Berlin, produces video art through videography, specialized digital tools, and self-taught programming, resulting in a unique molten pixel…

• Chen Chen on Oil Painting, AI Imagery and the Defence of Ambiguity artist

  Chen Chen, a painter based in London, blends oil and digital techniques, utilizing AI-generated visuals while challenging their certainty. In her interview with Artplugged, she…

• Brad Walls' Aerial Ballet Photography Redefines Dance as Geometric Design artist

  Australian photographer Brad Walls, born in Sydney in 1992, is known for his aerial photography that transforms people, spaces, and movements into essential compositions of…

• Mia Hansson's Hand-Embroidered Bayeux Tapestry Reproduction Nears Completion artist

  Mia Hansson, an educator, has dedicated a decade to meticulously hand-embroidering a full-scale replica of the Bayeux Tapestry, amassing nearly 9,000 hours of work. Next week, she…

• Hayun Surl: From Onggi Apprentice to Guardian Sculptor artist

  Korean American ceramicist Hayun Surl discusses her artistic journey, from an architecture and interior design background to an apprenticeship with a Korean onggi master, and her…

• Rosé Unveils iPhone 18 Pro-Filmed Video for New Single 'New Trick' artist

  Rosé, the Blackpink member and solo artist, has released a new single titled 'New Trick,' accompanied by a music video directed by Dave Meyers and filmed entirely on the iPhone 18…

• Kacey Musgraves' Testicle Disco Ball Sparks Artist's Claim of Prior Creation artist

  Kacey Musgraves has dazzled audiences on her 36-date Middle of Nowhere Tour, which kicked off in Chicago on August 20, performing atop a massive disco ball shaped like a testicle.…

• Yvonne Jacquette's Aerial New York Paintings Gain Recognition artist

  Yvonne Jacquette, an artist celebrated for her aerial depictions of New York City, is finally gaining the recognition she deserves. Born in 1926, her unique style emerged after a…

• Five Brazilian Women Painters Redefine Figuration with Urgency artist

  A new generation of Brazilian women painters is revitalizing figuration with raw depictions of eroticism, violence, and the female body, challenging historical narratives and…

• Samuel D. Hunter's Plays Illuminate Rural-Urban Divide in LA artist

  Samuel D. Hunter, the playwright celebrated for works like 'The Whale' and 'Little Bear Ridge Road,' currently has two productions in Los Angeles. 'Grangeville' is being showcased…

• 9 Artists to Watch This Fall: Reimagining Art History artist

  In its latest editorial, Artsy showcases nine artists expected to make significant strides in the fall of 2026, a time when prominent museums and galleries globally highlight…

• Shadia Sabagh's Mirror Sculpture Launches on Kickstarter artist

  Miami-based artist and creative director Shadia Sabagh has launched Mirror, a sculptural object now crowdfunding on Kickstarter through September 22, 2026. The piece, hand-cast in…

• The Wa Paints WWII Bunkers and Stuttgart House with Childlike Drawings artist

  The artist known as The Wa has transformed abandoned World War II bunkers and other structures along the Atlantic Wall into vibrant, childlike drawings as part of his series 'A…

• Richard Alston, Influential British Choreographer, Dies at 77 artist

  Richard Alston, a prominent figure in the realm of British contemporary dance, passed away at the age of 77. He launched his career in 1967, coinciding with the founding of the…

• Ro Bergmann's Debut Album 'SAUM' Explores the Threshold Between City and Country artist

  Austrian musician and songwriter Ro Bergmann is set to release his debut album 'SAUM' in September. The album's title, meaning 'hem' or 'edge' in German, reflects Bergmann's…

• Maria Candida Gentile: Author Perfume as Artistic Research artist

  Maria Candida Gentile, an internationally renowned perfumer, discusses her practice in an interview with Artribune. Born in Sarzana and raised between Liguria and Valle d'Aosta,…

• Jerry Hsu's Eerie Photo of Black Smoke Rising from LA Street Grate artist

  Photographer Jerry Hsu discusses his striking image of black smoke emerging from a street grate in downtown Los Angeles, captured in 2011 or 2012 shortly after he moved to the…

• Illustrator Spotlight: kokooma (Kyutae Lee) artist

  Kyutae Lee, known professionally as kokooma, is a Seoul-based illustrator whose practice spans illustration, comics, and animation. His work is observational, focusing on the…

• Hoyeon on Na Hong-jin's 'Hope': Risk, Stunts, and Alien Empathy artist

  In an interview with AnOther Magazine, actress Hoyeon discusses her role in South Korean director Na Hong-jin's upcoming film 'Hope', a genre-blending sci-fi action movie. Hoyeon,…

• Marika Grimaldi's Puglia Summers: A Photographic Diary of Familiarity artist

  Marika Grimaldi, an Italian photographer hailing from Puglia and currently based in Milan, has spent years documenting her native region, initially without a specific project. Her…

• Sally Stokes: Finding Wonder Beyond the Visible artist

  Australian artist Sally Stokes discusses her practice, which is rooted in immersive observation of landscapes, particularly Australia's East MacDonnell Ranges. Her plein air…

• Angelica Kauffman: 7 Facts on the Swiss Prodigy and Royal Academy Founder artist

  Angelica Kauffman (1741–1807), a Neoclassical painter born in Switzerland, achieved remarkable success in the 18th century. Under the guidance of her father, a local artist, she…

• Juan de Pareja: From Velázquez's Slave to Recognized Painter artist

  Juan de Pareja, born in southern Spain of African or Morisco descent, served as Diego Velázquez's slave for over two decades. Most knowledge of him comes from Antonio Palomino's…

• Kent Wood Pivots to Motion Design at 30, Launches Kwoo Studio in Manchester artist

  Kent Wood, founder of Kwoo Studio, has made a significant career pivot from business to motion design, relocating from the US to Manchester, England. Wood, who grew up in the…

• Daria Denisenko's Portraits Reveal Identity Through Domestic Spaces artist

  Daria Denisenko, a Brooklyn-based artist, recently discussed her artistic journey with Phillip Edward Spradley. Her work, which includes detailed installations, drawings, and…

• Lorenzo Poggiali on His Career Turning Points: From Academic Mentors to Claudio Parmiggiani artist

  In the latest episode of the 'La svolta' series, which is the fortieth, Italian gallerist Lorenzo Poggiali shares insights from his professional journey. He attributes his passion…