Stir World
At the turn of the 20th century, a national artform would emerge for a new India, with it a new art education, and at the helm of these currents was one man, Abanindranath Tagore. Read More
Artnet News
Restoration experts are now calling for greater regulation of the field. Read More
Artnet News
The London-based sculptor writes a call to arms for artists to reject being tokenized by museums that refuse to engage fully with their work. Read More
AnimationXpress
Plagiarism is spreading ever so highly in today’s world of social media. Stealing, or passing off someone else’s ideas as one’s own, is not a new trend. It has, however, grown expansively within the last few years, especially in the art sector. Read More
Creative Review
The Brighton-based photographer draws inspiration from the Pre-Raphaelite era for her striking images, using analogue film and a meticulous darkroom process to create her own fantastical worlds Read More
Homegrown
We would be lying if we said the thought of getting to spend hours on end at home in our own comfort didn’t excite us at first. Read More
Creative Boom
There are two running themes in Californian artist Ryan Martin's latest series of vivid oil paintings: humanity's complicated relationship with the environment and the potential impact of climate change on the younger generation. Read More
Artnet News
Only time, and maybe Tim, will tell what the future holds. Read More
It's Nice That
The House of Illustration will rename and relocate to the £8 million institution planned for London’s Islington, with the existing gallery remaining closed until its scheduled 2022 completion. Read More
Creative Boom
Born on the coast of Maine, artist Emily Pettigrew's paintings have been infused with the harshness of the state's landscape and the Spartanism of its people and architecture. Now living in New York City, her work is tempered with a formidable discipline. Read More
Smithsonian Magazine
More than 100 Mexican-American works spotlight how Chicano graphic artists lift up the power of people Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
“You don't need to have graphics on the cover if the imagery is really strong.” Read More