Ryan Gander: "No, I don't want this Instagram nonsense. I don't want these bright, loud, glittering giant sculptures. I don't want glittery unicorn paintings. I want to see a work of art, spend a long time with it, and establish a deep
With his calm voice, his philosophy of “happy accidents,” and the soothing atmosphere he created on screen, Bob Ross continues to make an impact even 30 years after his death.
Fondation Beyeler, Chanel Culture Fund support, appoints first botanical curator, integrating art and nature in a pioneering curatorial model.
On 21–22 November, Fall of Freedom unfolded across the United States with more than 600 creative actions in over 40 states, showcasing a collective artistic resistance against authoritarianism.
Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer, which was looted by the Nazis, sells for a record of $236.4m at Sotheby's
Channel 4 is preparing a new documentary titled The Final Act, which explores David Bowie’s final years and the creative process that redefined his art as he confronted death.
The often overlooked chimneys of urban structures gain visibility through photography in Eren İnönü’s exhibition titled Invisible Monuments.
One of the best-preserved Roman houses in Zeugma, the House of the Muses, now has a protective structure designed to prevent damage to its mosaics and provide visitors with an improved touring experience.
Ahmet Doğu İpek’s recent works come together on both the international and local stage with the exhibition Iron Earth Copper Sky opening at Tate St Ives and with the artist monograph Sound of the Ground – Face of the Stone / Yerin
In this section, humans and artificial intelligence jointly design an AI they call “ZERO.” ZERO is conceived as a guide that can maintain its integrity even under pressure, monitor and report on its own consistency, and prioritize truth. In the third section,
The works of Nasip and Nuri İyem are reunited in Bursa after 21 years. The exhibition titled You Are Before My Eyes bears the traces of a shared life and art woven with love.
From ancient mythologies to modern narratives, many powerful women have been “demonized” by society’s fears and prejudices. In myths, women are often either “sacred mother” or the “destructive witch”.