Spotlight

Smithsonian - Born in Kentucky, in 1937, Bob Thompson moved to New York’s Greenwich Village after college, immersing himself in the neighborhood’s bohemian arts scene. Later, he traveled around Europe, where he...

“I am looking forward to the future…”  Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Aranka Székely      Paul Zimmerman: How did you get interested in art? Aranka Székely: I have been interested in arts since I w...

 Hyperallergic - For Black artists in the mid-20th century, art history was an exclusionary space controlled by powerful white critics, gallerists, and institutions. Painters and collagists like Jacob Lawrence ...

“What I create is the outer symbol of my inner language…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Goran Makeski   Paul Zimmerman: How did you get interested in art? Goran Makeski: Since my earliest chi...

by Paul Zimmerman The dynamic expressiveness of Jan Jensen's recent paintings exhibited at Artifact with their authentic and free spirit is the basic reason why we are drawn to his images. They are certainly i...

“Painting with the Lens…” Paul Zimmerman in conversation with Ann-Christine Westerlund   Paul Zimmerman: You were married to Mousa for 25  years. Tell us about his background. Ann-Christine Weste...

BBC- The painter's satirical work has always blazed a trail – reclaiming cultural histories and identities. Precious Adesina talks to the artist – and explores an extraordinary career. - read more ...

Artsy - Mr Doodle’s approach to artmaking is all but encapsulated in his name: legible, unpretentious, and full of whimsy. The artist, born Sam Cox, has rocketed to fame on the back of his eponymous doodles. Ov...

domus - It is 80 years since Charles Eames and Ray Kaiser (an unlicensed architect and a painter) founded their design studio. Charismatic and naive, the Eameses applied their talents to different areas of art ...