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The exhibition typically features around 1,500 artists and awards $500,000 in prize money. Read More
DESIGNBOOM
With a proposal inspired by Scottish castles and biophilic design, Barry Wark shares his idea of how to rebuild Glasgow School of Art. Read More
The gifs can be arranged to create compositions that could be versions of the painting Read More
stir
From examining recent events in contemporary India to the importance of assuming different roles as an artist, the photographer and filmmaker Ronny Sen speaks about his journey so far. Read More
LiveWire
A crucial thing which people online often forget is that they belong to a microcosm of human society which is restricted to accounts they follow online – and accounts they choose to “shout out”. Read More
Artnet News
Restoration experts are now calling for greater regulation of the field. Read More
It's Nice That
The work produced is to be exhibited at Sotheby’s, with all profits going to Fine Cell Work. Read More
The Indian Express Eye
Manjit Bawa’s 1984, in which the artist put the horrors of the anti-Sikh riots squarely on canvas, will be exhibited for the first time next week Read More
The Hindu
A growing legion of Indian artists tell vital, sometimes cautionary, tales of the wild before all is lost in this age of the Anthropocene, the earth’s new epoch brought on by our own human recklessness Read More
Stir
From Michael Pinsky’s Pollution Pods at the UN to the Pink seesaws at the US-Mexico border and Olafur Eliasson’s work at Tate Modern, 2019 has been a year of inspiring and powerful art. We round up 10 distinct works, in no particular order, of art that made an impact that is here to stay Read More
The Indian Express
The show features British artist couple Idris Khan and Annie Morris who have let blue rule their latest works Read More
Dezeen
A banana taped to a wall by Italian artist Cattelan, named Comedian, was removed from its display at Art Basel Miami Beach after "several uncontrollable crowd movements", which included another artist eating it Read More