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• Luigi Doni on Painting as Light, Memory, and Permanence artist

  In an interview with Segno, Italian painter Luigi Doni discusses his artistic philosophy, emphasizing the role of memory, time, and materiality in his work. Doni describes his…

• Tania Mouraud's 1968 Autodafé: Burning Paintings to Reinvent Her Art artist

  In 1968, French artist Tania Mouraud performed a radical act of self-destruction by burning her abstract paintings. This event, part of a series on 'artistic self-destructions' in…

• Mary Heilmann, Playful American Painter, Dies at 86 artist

  Mary Heilmann, the American painter known for her playful and formally rigorous abstractions informed by ceramics and sculpture, has died at the age of 86. Her death was announced…

• Alphonse Mucha's Key Works: From Religious Paintings to The Slav Epic artist

  A comprehensive overview of ten significant artworks by Alphonse Mucha, spanning his early religious paintings to his monumental series The Slav Epic. The list begins with his…

• Hasui Kawase's Woodblock Prints Echoed in Anime Scenes artist

  Hasui Kawase (1883–1957), a prolific Japanese printmaker of the shin-hanga movement, created around 620 prints over his 40-year career, depicting tranquil landscapes that contrast…

• Caspar David Friedrich: 10 Iconic Paintings of Romanticism artist

  Caspar David Friedrich, a pivotal artist of German Romanticism, revolutionized landscape painting by infusing it with deep emotional and spiritual meaning. This summary showcases…

• Lana Lux on Writing, Identity, and the Power of Silence artist

  In an interview with Sleek magazine, Berlin-based author Lana Lux discusses her artistic name, her writing process, and the themes that permeate her three novels, including her…

• Remembering Rosa Gauditano: A Dive into Her Photographic Archive artist

  Photographer Rosa Gauditano passed away on August 7, 2025, at the age of 70. In this essay, Erika Zerwes reflects on her decade-long collaboration with Gauditano, which culminated…

• LAPIZ's 'Toxic Colours Are Beautiful' Mural in Freiburg Highlights Child Labor artist

  A new mural by street artist LAPIZ, titled "Toxic Colours Are Beautiful," has been revealed at Dreikönigsstraße 51 in Freiburg-Wiehre, Germany. The piece illustrates a young girl…

• Grace Baldwin's Monumental Junk Drawer Sculpture artist

  Artist Grace Baldwin is creating a monumental, lifelike sculpture of a junk drawer, filled with oversized everyday objects that evoke nostalgia. The project began with Baldwin's…

• Claude Monet: A Life in Pursuit of Light's Nuances artist

  Claude Monet, who was born in Paris in 1840 and grew up in Le Havre, achieved early fame at the age of 15 through his caricatures. Around 1858, he began painting en plein air…

• From Goalkeeper to Photographer-Director: Alfie Whiteman's Story at Nicer Tuesdays artist

  Alfie Whiteman, a former Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper, has transitioned to a career as a photographer and director. He shared his journey at the Nicer Tuesdays event in July, held…

• Leo Sawikin Releases New Single 'Burning Love' Ahead of 2027 Album artist

  Leo Sawikin, a singer-songwriter from Manhattan, has released his latest single, "Burning Love," co-created with lyricist Max Yassky. The song's dreamy lyrics draw on powerful…

• Jane Schoenbrun's Queer Slasher 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' Hits UK Cinemas artist

  Jane Schoenbrun's new film 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma' opens in UK cinemas on 21 August, following its New York premiere. The film, starring Hannah Einbinder and…

• Gill Button: Emotional Portraiture Between Glamour and Vulnerability artist

  Gill Button, a painter based in London, utilizes imagery from fashion and media to create intimate portraits characterized by dynamic brushwork and emotive mark-making. Her…

• Sarah Friend on Prompt Baby, AI Consent, and Data-Center Sculptures artist

  Artist and software engineer Sarah Friend discusses her AI project Prompt Baby, which reverses the typical power dynamic of AI-generated images by allowing collectors to prompt an…

• Lydia Boddie-Rice: Mixed-Media Assemblages Explore Visibility and Revelation artist

  Lydia Boddie-Rice, a mixed-media artist and illustrator, is highlighted on Artsy Shark for her assemblages that delve into themes of visibility, curiosity, and revelation. Her…

• Marie Gayeski and Hannah Schneider Discuss Illness, Photography, and the Cosmos artist

  In a recent chat on Lenscratch, photographer Marie Gayeski opened up about her project called 'elemental,' collaborating with artist Hannah Schneider. Gayeski, who earned her MFA…

• Matthias Bublath's Dream Band Records in New York artist

  Munich-based jazz keyboardist Matthias Bublath has released a new album recorded in New York with his Dream Band, marking one of approximately 47 remarkable projects in his…

• Blondshell Releases New Single 'Fur Elise' from Upcoming Album 'Violins' artist

  Blondshell, the project of Sabrina Teitelbaum, has released a new single titled 'Fur Elise', a reference to Beethoven's famous piano piece but with a twist: it evokes the moment…

• Simji Park's Dreamlike Illustrations Capture Everyday Moments artist

  Simji Park, an illustrator, creates calm, tactile, and impressionistic drawings that transform everyday moments into dreamlike vignettes. Her inspiration comes from walking her…

• Luigi Doni on Painting as Light, Memory, and Permanence artist

  In a conversation with Segno Online, Italian artist Luigi Doni shares insights into his artistic vision, emphasizing painting as a means to delve into themes of time, memory, and…

• Gerda Wegener: The Forgotten Queer Icon of Art Deco artist

  Born in 1885, Gerda Wegener was a Danish artist married to Lili Elbe, one of the pioneering transgender women to receive gender-affirming surgery. Wegener gained acclaim as an…

• Andrea Cusumano: The Turning Point in His Art Career artist

  In a conversation with ArtsLife, Italian artist Andrea Cusumano reflects on pivotal experiences throughout his career. He is set to head Gibellina Capitale Italiana dell'Arte…

• Betty Freeman: The Collector Behind David Hockney's Portraits artist

  A recent article in the Financial Times highlights the profound impact of Betty Freeman, a Los Angeles art collector, on the life and work of British artist David Hockney.…

• Jacqueline Marval: A Rediscovered Fauvist Pioneer and the Radical First Female Nude Self-Portrait artist

  Jacqueline Marval, originally named Marie-Joséphine Vallet, was born in Quaix, France, in 1866. The Comité Jacqueline Marval, established in 2020 by art dealer Raphaël Roux dit…

• Kunstmuseum Den Haag Highlights Five Surprising Pre-Abstract Mondrian Works artist

  Before Piet Mondrian developed his signature Neoplastic style of geometric abstraction, he experimented with several modernist movements. The Kunstmuseum Den Haag in The Hague,…

• Le Monde Series Examines Miles Davis and John Coltrane's Early Struggles with Racism and Heroin artist

  The fourth installment of Le Monde's six-part summer series 'Davis and Coltrane, centenarians of legend' focuses on Miles Davis and John Coltrane's early years in the United…

• John Cameron Mitchell Reflects on Hedwig and the Angry Inch's 25th Anniversary at Melbourne International Film Festival artist

  On August 21, 2026, John Cameron Mitchell will commemorate the 25th anniversary of his acclaimed film, "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," with a special screening at The Astor Theatre…

• Hyun Lee's 'French Girls' Becomes Australian Festival Hit After Decade-Long Journey artist

  Hyun Lee, a filmmaker of Korean-Australian descent, has seen her debut feature 'French Girls' thrive within Australia's 2026 film festival scene. This $28,000 project, filmed over…

• Tadashi Kawamata on His Reclaimed-Wood Interventions and New Ruinart Commission artist

  Tadashi Kawamata, a Japanese artist hailing from Hokkaido and born in 1953, has been constructing delicate structures using reclaimed materials for more than forty years. His…

• Salvatore Quasimodo: Nobel Poet Born in Modica Recalled on Anniversary artist

  Born on 20 August 1901 in Modica, Salvatore Quasimodo became a prominent Sicilian poet who received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1959. His father, Gaetano Quasimodo, served as…

• After a Year of Planning, Photographers Capture Eclipse With Stork Landing 30 Seconds Before Totality artist

  In August 2026, Liron Gertsman, a Canadian photographer, along with Texas bird photographer Tobias Yoder, documented a total solar eclipse in Spain, featuring a church belltower…

• Luminous Sardines Illuminate the Seabed of Talamone: Massimo Catalani's One-Night Installation for Ferragosto artist

  On August 15, 2026, the seabed near Lido delle Donne beach in Talamone was transformed by Massimo Catalani's installation, 'A Ferragosto vanno al mare.' This artwork featured a…

• Frida Kahlo: Six Essential Facts from Pain to Peso artist

  Over her thirty-year artistic journey, Frida Kahlo, the renowned Mexican painter, created 143 artworks, which included 55 self-portraits. While often associated with Surrealism,…

• Irish Dancer Seeks to Revive Dancing for Pleasure artist

  An Irish dancer, featured in a recent Irish Times interview, is working to revive the practice of dancing for pleasure. She describes the joy of dancing closely to good music,…

• Nate Bargatze Sets Guinness World Record for Most Tickets Sold on Comedy Tour artist

  Nate Bargatze, a comedian from Tennessee, has set a new Guinness World Record for the highest number of tickets sold during a stand-up comedy tour, achieving around 2,016,254…

• Steven Shearer Interview on Brant Foundation Exhibition artist

  Steven Shearer sat down with ASX for an interview tied to his exhibition at the Brant Foundation. The foundation's publicity team initiated contact, a move that surprised the…

• Artsvit Open Studio Programme 2026: Open Call for Artists in Dnipro artist

  The Artsvit Open Studio initiative is inviting artists to apply, with the deadline set for 24 August 2026. Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their creations in…

• Women Bodybuilders in Contemporary Art: Keerthana Kunnath's 'Not What You Saw' Challenges Masculinist Tropes artist

  Keerthana Kunnath's photographic collection, titled 'Not What You Saw,' confronts the traditional portrayal of muscular physiques in art by featuring strong young female…