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Sponsored Content - 10 Jul 2019

‘LA Is My Studio’: Artist Anthony Hernandez on Showing Work in His Hometown

‘I see something I recognize somehow, and I make a picture’

Sponsored Content - 22 May 2019

Antony Gormley’s Imaginative Furniture for an Otherwise Functional World

The sculptor’s latest work, STAND (2019) is an addition to the civic space surrounding the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Sponsored Content - 23 Apr 2019

Idris Khan: Blue Rhythms

Ahead of his second solo exhibition at New York’s Sean Kelly Gallery, Idris Khan discusses the significance of the colour blue

Sponsored Content - 28 Feb 2019

Dexter Dalwood’s Newest Paintings Reflect on ‘Non-Places’

‘Looking and thinking, and thinking about looking. What’s presented to you as an image is not at all necessarily what’s happening internally’

Sponsored Content - 14 Feb 2019

Conceptual Artist Jaume Plensa Embraces 30 Years of Making Work

‘Sculpture is the best way to ask a question’

Sponsored Content - 08 Feb 2019

Enrique Martínez Celaya’s Poetic Seas

With a show opening at Blain|Southern, the Cuban-born artist discusses the importance of place and belonging and feeling connected to literature

Sponsored Content - 31 Jan 2019

David Wiseman’s Dream-Like Furniture Designs

With a solo show opening at Kasmin Gallery in March, the LA-based artist describes how his latest work is inspired by the natural world

Sponsored Content - 28 Jan 2019

Gajin Fujita’s Defiant Acts

Ahead of his LA Louver Gallery solo presentation at Frieze LA, Gajin Fujita discusses growing up in Boyle Heights and being fascinated by the myths of Ukiyo-e

Sponsored Content - 07 Jan 2019

Simone Rocha on Louise Bourgeois

With a Louise Bourgeois show running at Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz, fashion designer Simone Rocha reflects on being inspired by the French-American artist

Sponsored Content - 09 Nov 2018

Jim Dine: The Black Paintings

With his solo show of recent abstract works running at Richard Gray Gallery, New York until 21 December, the artist discusses the physical act of painting and the romance of true work

Sponsored Content - 18 Oct 2018

David Hockney: Time and More, Space and More ...

With a show running at Richard Gray Gallery, Chicago, the legendary British artist talks painting, photography and joining the two together

Sponsored Content - 11 Oct 2018

Ali Banisadr: ‘The World Upside Down’

With his first German solo show at Blain|Southern Berlin open until 17 November, the New York-based artist discusses using drawings to make sense of his intense childhood in Iran and sound being a guiding force