ARTISTS
Norval Foundation presents ‘We, The People: 30 Years of Democracy in South Africa.’
Sophie Parkin on Molly Parkin’s Alzheimer’s, growing up as an artist and passing the paint brushes on to her daughter…
London-based Brazilian artist Lize Bartelli spoke to FAD contributor Lee Sharrock as she prepared for her inaugural UK solo exhibition.
It’s been over a year now and I’m sick of talking about the down market! But the only quote I overheard at Frieze worth recording was from a blond girl wearing one of those generic olive-green suit jacket and shorts sets asking her friends.
At ARKEN Museum of Modern Art, Ishøj, the artist’s visceral canvases recast the relationship between femininity and violence.
JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present Time Alone, the debut London solo exhibition by South Korean artist Han Ji Min (b. 1978, Jeollabuk-do), opening this May in the heart of Mayfair.
In a deeply personal show called Idols Lovers Mothers Friends, we see the artist’s inner circle – but there are delightful tangents, too, including figurines by the patron saint of mixed-race people.
The revamped National Gallery offers a new take on its glorious wonders, a psychoanalytical painter tackles masculinity, and abstract watercolours rise from the deep – all in your weekly dispatch.
Istituto Svizzero inaugurates its Milan programme with The House of Dorothy, the first solo exhibition in Italy by artist Vincent Grange (1997, born in Geneva, lives and works in Geneva).
Acollection of accidental exposures by artist and photographer Alexis Vasilikos (previously featured here).
The Congolese artist takes a deep dive into a fashion subculture in his show at London's Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery. ‘I draw people in with style so that they can sit with deeper themes,’ he says.
The sisters behind the gallery Jhaveri Contemporary in Mumbai are fusing scholarship and innovation to reshape the global narrative of artistic legacy and cultural exchange.
Every great person has a prominent woman standing behind them, and that is true as every remarkable person was a child once.
Pace is presenting Alicja Kwade: Telos Tales, an exhibition of new work by Alicja Kwade, at its 508 and 510 West 25th Street galleries in New York.
The lesser known but gifted Enrique Atalaya was a Spanish painter born in Madrid in 1869. He pursued an academic career, producing paintings that were very accomplished traditional genre scenes.