The sixth edition of the coastal-set public art exhibition poses the question, 'How Lies The Land? 'Eighteen artists from around the globe respond to the Kent town – its geography, geology, people, and place.

The ridiculous magical-realist flourish of an anthropomorphic raven cheapens his story and flattens the film’s engagement with his art.

A dark surface, suspended on two metal cables, stretched from floor to ceiling. Seen from a distance, it might appe-ar as a monochrome.

At Studio G7 Gallery, students from the Bologna Academy of Fine Arts compose an exhibition in which images are amplified by thought.

This week on Lenscratch, we look at a selection of artists creatively engaging with analog photographic processes within their practice.

Exhibitions staged by Richard Saltoun Gallery, Franklin Parrasch Gallery and Magenta Plains aim to explore weighty subjects but offer a confusing and only occasionally enlightening collection of works.

These paintings look wild! Aaron Johnson, a past guest on Radio Juxtapoz and one of our favorite American painters, will open We All Shine On at Bowman Hal, the new gallery launched by SOLO within its recently inaugurated contemporary art centre, SOLO CSV, in Madrid.

Award-winning contemporary artist, environmentalist, art activist and professor are just some of Pam Longobardi’s titles.

The stairs leading down into the basement are enveloped in color.

Tache presents LOVE/FIGHT, the debut solo exhibition of new and recent works by London-based multidisciplinary artist Betty Ogun.

The 40th annual Coeur d’Alene Art Auction is set to occur at Reno’s Grand Sierra Resort.

This August, RLS Gallery (Charleston, South Carolina) invites art lovers to step into a garden unlike any they’ve seen before.

Mavis Pusey knew what she wanted: communion with nature, a vibrant social life alongside fellow artists, and to finally overcome her fear of driving at night.

Ahead of her upcoming solo exhibition, “Stitched,” at Lillstreet Art Center, I sat down with illustrator and ceramic artist Day Brièrre to discuss her inspiration and process.

Founder Jorg Grimm called the gallery's new London location a 'logical progression' that will allow it to continue supporting their artists in the U.K.