Gail Descoeurs, Remember, 2023; Oil on canvas, 18 × 36 in / 45.7 × 91.4 cm., brought by Rehs Contemporary Galleries. Courtesy the artist and Rehs Contemporary Galleries Los Angeles
Paintings by the late US president Jimmy Carter and the family’s personal effects will go to auction this month as part of a sale at Christie’s in New York dubbed
The first-ever exhibition on Europe’s most important early female painter, Catharina van Hemessen, will open later this year in Antwerp and come to London in 2027. It starts at the
The first-ever exhibition on Europe’s most important early female painter, Catharina van Hemessen, will open later this year in Antwerp and come to London in 2027. It starts at the
Just before Christmas, Aboriginal artist Bobbi Lockyer packed up a precious painting she had spent more than a hundred hours on and sent it to her client.What arrived at the
For some reason, we have collectively agreed that new year is the time to reinvent ourselves. The problem, for many people, is that we’ve tried all the usual health kicks
Constable’s Year: An Artist in Changing Seasons, Susan Owens, Thames & Hudson, 224pp, £25 (hb)In the 250th anniversary year of the artist’s birth, the author Susan Owens analyses how John
An email written by the US-born English artist Chantal Joffe to the British writer and cultural critic Olivia Laing in April 2016 sparked a friendship anchored by joint interests and
The artist’s Regular Animals went viral at Art Basel’s Zero 10. Photo: Martina Hoyos When people are still discussing an artwork weeks after a gallery exhibition or fair, it becomes
Erik Bulatov, the Soviet-born artist who became a key figure in the underground movement of the 1970s and 80s, known for philosophical works combining Communist Party slogans with radiant, expansive