Los Angeles-based painter Nick McPhail creates illustrative, layered paintings that feature landscapes and architectural elements, using a colour palette of cool pastel and bright neon tones in combination with Renaissance layering techniques.
The death of artist Michael Stewart, allegedly the result of police brutality, inspired Basquiat to create one of his most impactful works
We chat to still life artist Duane Keiser about the joy he finds in painting the everyday details of life (avocados included) with intricate detail.
Alex Dujet, co-founder of Futur Neue talks us through the inspiration and process behind his new font.
Inspired by the mundane, Seoul;-based painter Dahye Choi paints for herself, and for herself only.
“Time seems to have stopped in a wild summer world of long, long ago.”
National Portrait Gallery exhibition to include schoolboy self-portraits and new works
French artist Jean-Michel Othoniel has published a new book about the flowers within the storied Paris museum’s art collection, alongside an intervention of new paintings in the Louvre’s glass-roofed French sculpture hall
Swiss designer and teacher Alice Franchetti talks to us about her clean, precise portfolio of well-researched projects.
The telecoms giant keep things restrained with this new identity courtesy of London-based studio Red&White.
Brightest London brought to life.
Using a combination of watercolor and ink, Zhifang Shi creates vignettes of the places he encounters in his worldwide travels. The Shanghai-based artist works en plein air, painting atop a portable palette to document storefronts, architectural features, boats, and trolley cars. Washes of color add
The South Korean illustrator talks us through her latest publication, exploring the unnoticed movements in quiet landscapes.
The bridge forms part Leckey's huge new show, O’ Magic Power of Bleakness, which opens at Tate Britain in October 2019.
The Turner prize nominee on socially engaged art and why his family is part of his new Art Night show
Steel beams crisscross through the centre of Repoussoir, a house extension that Con Form Architects has completed in London.
There’s not a dud among this year’s contenders, from Lawrence Abu Hamdan’s mesmerising acoustics to Helen Cammock ‘ventriloquising’ the Caribbean sugar trade
Heavy III, featuring names such as Gregory Halpern, carries on the publication's conversations between beautiful photography and engaging writing from environmental destruction to feminity.
Colour is creeping over our cities, thanks both to an explosion in street art but also designers and architects’ subsequent confidence in splashing rainbow-hued graphic treatments over their walls. But the line between street art, fine art and architecture is increasingly blurring as artists are invited to weave their own distinctive works into the fabric of buildings.
A lacklustre celebration of female talent shows both artists and gallery in a very poor light
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