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• M. Florine Démosthène on Spirituality, Colonial Objects, and Diasporic Identity artist

  M. Florine Démosthène, a Haitian-American artist raised between Port-au-Prince and New York and now based between the US and Ghana, discusses her evolving practice in an interview…

• Joé Dwèt Filé: kompa star aims to push Haitian music globally artist

  Joé Dwèt Filé, a French-Haitian artist, has become a leading figure in kompa music. His hit "4 Kampé" became one of the biggest Francophone successes in recent years, going viral…

• Jason Anderson's Thick Impasto Landscapes Capture Sea and Sky artist

  British painter Jason Anderson, based in the south west of the UK, creates luminous abstract landscapes using thick oil paint and palette knife gestures. Trained as a stained…

• Lolo y Sosaku: Chaos, Machines, and Mystical Performances artist

  Lolo y Sosaku, a Barcelona-based duo, create performances blending industrial sound, installation, machinery, and kinetic art. Their work explores materiality, mysticism,…

• Bill Rainey's Abstract Alpine Landscapes Capture Perceptual Encounters artist

  New Zealand artist Bill Rainey presents a collection of acrylic paintings on art paper depicting mountain landscapes in a signature abstract style. Works include "Aoraki Grand…

• Susana Vega's handcrafted wooden jewellery celebrates imperfection artist

  Venezuelan-born, Texas-based jewellery designer Susana Vega has released Soto, a collection of hand-crafted wooden jewellery that celebrates the natural character of wood. Each…

• Fabio Mauri Centenary Celebrations Span Multiple Exhibitions and a New Catalogue Raisonné artist

  On April 1, 1926, Fabio Mauri was born in Rome, and his centenary is being commemorated through various exhibitions, reenactments, and a catalogue raisonné curated by Carolyn…

• Alex Senna's Global Street Art Journey artist

  Alex Senna, a Brazilian visual artist from São Paulo, has been creating black-and-white murals since 2009. His work explores themes of affection, memory, solitude, and human…

• Melody Qingmei Li's Porous Selves: Skin as Medium at Square Street Gallery artist

  Hong Kong artist Melody Qingmei Li explores the theme of skin through various artistic forms. Her journey began during the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to her series of…

• Houseago and Mercier Selected for Reiffers Initiatives 2026 Mentorship artist

  The Reiffers Initiatives 2026 artist mentorship program has selected British sculptor Thomas Houseago (b. 1972) and French artist Théo Mercier (b. 1984). Over a six-month period,…

• Malaysian Painter Khoo Sui Hoe Dies at 86 artist

  Khoo Sui Hoe, a talented Malaysian artist, died at 86 on May 31 in his home in North Little Rock, Arkansas. He was born in 1939 in Baling, Kedah, and went to Han Chiang High…

• John Constable's Quest for Truth in Landscape Painting artist

  John Constable (1776–1837), alongside J.M.W. Turner, is a leading figure of English Romantic painting, known for his focus on the countryside and rural life. Born in Suffolk, he…

• Vincent Fournier's Retrofuturistic Universe artist

  Vincent Fournier, a French conceptual photographer born in 1970 in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, has been creating images at the intersection of science, technology, reality, and…

• Duane Michals, Photographer of the Unphotographable, Dies at 94 artist

  Duane Michals, the pioneering photographer known for combining text and sequential imagery to explore desire, death, and the metaphysical, died on June 9, 2026, in New York. Born…

• Architecture Student Julia Isaak Builds Photography Following on Spontaneous Discovery artist

  Julia Isaak, a master's architecture student dividing her time between Aachen and Bonn, has amassed close to 30,000 followers on her photography page. Her tagline, "I am just a…

• Jared Pike's Vaporwave Dream Pools Evoke Liminal Spaces artist

  New York-based 3D artist Jared Pike has built a following of nearly 90,000 for his Dream Pools series—eerily perfect indoor swimming pools rendered in soft blue-green light. Born…

• Ulric Collette's Split Portraits Reveal Family Resemblance Through Genetics artist

  Quebec-based designer and photographer Ulric Collette has been running his ongoing Genetic Portraits series since 2008, exploring how family members resemble each other through…

• Samia Halaby: Seven Decades of Abstract Painting and Political Engagement artist

  In Hyperallergic's 'Beer With a Painter' series, Palestinian-American abstract artist Samia Halaby shares insights from her life and career. Residing in her Tribeca loft since…

• Brendon Burton's Photographs Capture Traces of North American Life artist

  Portland-based photographer Brendon Burton has shifted his focus from isolated landscapes to the interiors of abandoned homes across rural North America. His recent work…

• Wiwien on Handmade Hats, Privacy, and the Romance of Slow Craft artist

  Berlin-based milliner Wiwien, founder of the brand Between Beauty, discusses her practice in an interview with Amelie Bachert for Sleek Magazine. Preferring anonymity, she creates…

• Christopher Postlewaite's Philadelphia Photographs artist

  Based in Philadelphia, Christopher Postlewaite is a photographer and musician whose work explores themes of place, subculture, and self-representation through both staged and…

• Matteo Montorfano on Being a Young Artist in Milan Today artist

  In an interview with Artribune, photographer Matteo Montorfano (born 1999, Monza) discusses the challenges and opportunities for young artists in Milan. He studied at ISIA in…

• David King Reuben Opens West London Studio for Private Dinner and Art Unveiling artist

  On May 7, David King Reuben, a British artist, hosted a private dinner at his West London studio for a select group of collectors, curators, and gallerists to reveal a new…

• Caitlin McCarthy's 'Full Set' animates nail art body horror artist

  London-based animator Caitlin McCarthy, known for her bubblegum body-horror style, has released a new short film titled 'Full Set' that explores the painful side of cosmetic…

• Dougie Wallace's Irreverent Street Photography artist

  Scottish street photographer Dougie Wallace, also known as 'Glasweegee,' has gained international fame for his long-term social reportage characterized by saturated colors, bold…

• Enrico Tealdi: Painting Memory and Place in Piedmont artist

  Enrico Tealdi, born in Cuneo in 1976, is an Italian painter whose work explores the memory of places through intangible landscapes and time-worn figures. He maintains his studio…

• Lacey Law and Kanto Ohara Maeda Named 2026 Jerwood Artists in Residence at Sir John Soane's Museum artist

  Lacey Law and Kanto Ohara Maeda have been chosen as the upcoming Jerwood Artists in Residence for 2026 at Sir John Soane's Museum. Their residency, made possible by the Jerwood…

• Daniele Capra on the Turning Point in His Art Career artist

  Daniele Capra, an independent curator and art critic, reflects on the key moments that defined his career. He traces his passion for art back to childhood visits to museums and…

• Caragh Thuring on painting chaos, bombs, and Elon Musk's satellites artist

  In a Guardian interview, artist Caragh Thuring discusses her practice amid global turmoil, describing painting as 'total folly' yet 'utterly rebellious.' Her east London studio…

• Jenny Holzer turns FBI files into art at 75 artist

  Jenny Holzer, the 75-year-old feminist icon known for politically charged text works, is now creating art from FBI files. Despite widespread acclaim, she remains self-critical.…

• Suzy Eddie Izzard Brings One-Woman Hamlet to Australia artist

  Suzy Eddie Izzard is performing a one-woman version of Shakespeare's Hamlet across Australia, with shows at the Sydney Opera House (June 9-21), Brisbane Powerhouse (June 24-27),…

• Ramy Abi Antoun Merges Architecture, Sculpture, and AI artist

  Architect and maker Ramy Abi Antoun operates across architecture, technology, sculpture, and education, creating a practice that bridges digital and physical realms. He explores…

• Nayland Blake on Queer Art, Identity, and Building Platforms artist

  Hyperallergic interviews Nayland Blake, a nonbinary and pansexual artist and co-director of Bard College's Studio Art program, as part of their 2026 Pride Month series. Blake…

• Emi Kusano Uses AI to Probe Human Fragility and Desire artist

  Emi Kusano, a Japanese artist, engages with visual art, music, performance, and installation, viewing artificial intelligence as a creative partner rather than merely a tool.…

• Rajiv Menon Contemporary: Building South Asian Art in LA artist

  In an interview featured on Carla, Rajiv Menon, the founder of Rajiv Menon Contemporary (RMC), shares insights about his gallery. Established in 2023, RMC launched its Hollywood…

• Paula Einfalt's Fashion Empire to Debt: A Designer's Resilient Debut artist

  Paula Einfalt, a Croatian-born designer based in Paris, has launched her first collection outside Central Saint Martins (CSM) for Spring/Summer 2027, photographed by Alessandro…

• Various & Gould Unveil Divided Portrait Mural on Berlin Wall Strip artist

  The artistic duo Various & Gould, based in Berlin, has wrapped up their mural titled “Übergang” (“Transition”) at a site that used to be a border checkpoint along the Berlin Wall.…

• Stefan Zsaitsits Explores Dream, Memory, and Absurdity on Paper artist

  Austrian visual artist Stefan Zsaitsits (born 1981 in Lower Austria) creates drawings on paper that delve into the unconscious, memory, and the absurdity of life. His works, such…

• Shana Hoehn on Texas Roots, Cheerleading, and Sculptural Fragments artist

  In the latest installment of Glasstire's 'Tex-Pats' series, Chloe Victoria Powers interviews Los Angeles-based artist Shana Hoehn about how her East Texas upbringing continues to…

• Rinko Kawauchi's Quiet Photography Reveals the Sacred in the Ordinary artist

  Rinko Kawauchi, who hails from Shiga, Japan, was born in 1972 and graduated in 1993 with a degree in graphic design and photography from Seian University of Art and Design. She…