The Art of Fatherhood
Getting to Grips with Motherhood
As he experiences fatherhood for the first time, Henry Hitchings explores art history’s obsession with (and rather inaccurate depiction of) breastfeeding.
What We Learned This Week
First We Take the Louvre! Plus Christo and Kapoor
Gallery Crawl
Come Together: Five London Group Shows for Summer
Destination
West Cornwall: Ferocious and Picturesque
Profile
A Drama of Ideas with Christo
Ian Wolter: Art for the Children of Calais
“I would like to think it could encourage people to have confidence in their own kinder, better nature, and speak out”
Studio Visit
Unlearning America’s History with Torkwase Dyson
5 Questions
Billie Zangewa on her Sociopolitical Silk Works
Interview
Bringing Basquiat to the Big Screen
Studio Visit
Cecilia Vicuña on Female Power and Climate Change
“There is very little appreciation for indigenous cultures in the US”. Cecilia Vicuña has been creating work that engages with climate change, feminism and ancestral traditions, for fifty years.
Studio Visit
Boris Rebetez on Utopia and Dead Cities
Boris Rebetez's architectural visions remain engaged with issues of social upheaval and cultural identity while recalling optimistic twentieth-century building projects.
Studio Visit
Horror and Humanity in Magnus Plessen’s Broken Bodies
Distorted bodies and wartime traumas infuse the German artist's paintings. He opens up his studio to discuss Berlin's industrial past and the power of prosthetics.
Studio Visit
Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard on Emotive Filmmaking
The artist-filmmakers reflect on past projects—from their award-winning drama-doc of rock star Nick Cave to a David Bowie re-enactment—at their new Somerset House studio.
Studio Visit
Monika Grabuschnigg on Pink and the Symbols of Love
Love hearts are given a dark twist by the artist in her baroque ceramic creations.
Studio Visit
Sean Scully on Bank Robberies and Expectations
“For me, art is a mission.” Sean Scully talks about new forms of sculpture, creative emotions and living a nomadic life.
Studio Visit
Christopher P Green on Compulsive Collecting and Weird Drawings
Christopher P Green invites Holly Black to his studio, where they discuss resourceful art-making on a small scale.
Studio Visit
Pedro Reyes on Mexico, Music and Neoliberalism
The artist-activist opens up his remarkable Mexico City studio to discuss sonic sculptures, and suggests how Hollywood could change our perception of guns.
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Contemporary Classics
Great Big Boobs: The Joyful Vulgarity of John Currin
Print Archive
China in the Hands of the People
5 Questions
Aaron Angell on Irony and “Lazy” Sculpture
Picture Gallery
After Dark: Tokyo Rumando and Hideka Tonomura
Studio Visit
Cecilia Vicuña on Female Power and Climate Change
Contemporary Classics
Arthur Jafa’s Message of Love and Death
Print Archive
Eva O’Leary: Pimples & Imperfections
Sunday Read
Alex Prager’s Surreal and Sinister Americana
Fair Game
Stealing Precious Time at Art Basel
Print Archive
Jo Longhurst: Gymnasts & Whippets
What We Learned This Week
Basel Fever, Henry Taylor’s Win and the Serpentine Pavilion Goes Global
Fair Game
Existential Anxiety at Art Basel
