When the title multimedia artist sits comfortably with the Polish artist Cichowski it has not just something to do with him having graduated in multimedia…

Having dealt with consumer culture, war destruction, naziism and euthanasia, it may neither be the greatest work by Gerhard Richter nor the one intended to…

Dark seemingly mono-chrome zones with pigment traces from saturated colours, and contours of superb line variations characterise the art of Etienne Gros. Then there are…

From a studio in Warsaw, the artist Agata Czeremuszkin-Chrut creates some stunning figurative but slightly abstract art. These manifestations have a unique signature style, and…

The artist’s career took off immediately after leaving the Cardiff School of Art & Design in 2008, having received a first in Fine Art. At…

Sometimes the things you grow really fond of, have something profound in common: You might well consider them low-impact encounters at first, but then you…

Upon seeing his first iMac, the late Steve Jobs famously burst out: “It looks so good you want to lick it”. That’s exactly what springs…

Formed at Café Notre-Dame in 1948, CoBrA was a highly influential art group which only existed for three years. Some still consider it the last…