At Nungambakkam’s tucked-away Art Houz gallery stands metal, wood and ceramic in all shapes, sizes and forms; 52 of them precisely. Delicate human figures, wooden animals...
Kyoto’s KYOCERA Museum of Art in Japan is celebrating its 90th anniversary with a large-scale art exhibition of large-scale art by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. The...
An art exhibition “addressing Arab pasts to imagine futures full of solidarity, progress and unity” has debuted at a gallery in London, drawing people from different...
Salvaged doors used in Camden Market and re-painted by street artists in 2014 are coming up for sale at auction. The colourful set of 15 will...
Ruxeena Musthafa is the Co-founder and Creative Director of the International Studio of Art and Galleries (ISOAG), a cultural space in Dubai, and a well-known figure...
When envisioning The Hague, few would imagine dreaming of a floating garden on the picturesque Hofvijver pond, with supersized and vibrantly coloured inflatable artworks. Instead, one...
In the dynamic world of digital art and technology, Vladyslav Nazymok stands out as a visionary art director whose journey from a small industrial town in...
A new survey investigates AI technologies used in the classification and creation of art. In a survey published in the International Journal of Student Project Reporting...
WORDS BY STAFF WRITER Volume, the pioneering music series presented by the Art Gallery of New South Wales, will return in July to push the limits...
“The point where language starts to break down as a useful tool for communication is the same edge where poetry or art occurs.” —Bruce Nauman Tai...