Yoko Ono talks about the art of John Lennon on the eve of his Valentine’s Day ‘All You Need is Love’ exhibition in Pasadena By Kevin Uhrich For all his fame as […]

Sir John Richardson takes on Julian Schnabel’s monster canvases at his exhibition ‘View of Dawn in the Tropics: Paintings, 1989-1990,’ to the sounds of jazz pianist Bill Evans.

I NEVER WANTED TO BE A DESIGNER. I wanted to be an artist but happened to land in fashion. Most of my friends in Vienna, where I spent the majority of my […]

ENCORE! : From creating an entire weather system in London’s Tate Modern to planting a kaleidoscopic viewing machine in the Brazilian countryside, Olafur Eliasson’s experimental work has been described as diverse, ambitious […]

Once dubbed “The Artist Who Invented Video Art,” Nam June Paik was an incredibly prolific and amusing conceptual artist from Korea in the postwar era; he is most associated with his works […]

The streetlight which lights up the city. The light draws various form. Independent Film Project Directed by Hiroshi Kondo (stnw.org) Sound by Ayako Taniguchi (ayakotaniguchi.jp)

The first ever extensive overview of art (drawings, paintings and sketches) created by John Balance. The artworks featured in the book are both finished elaborate hallucinatory pieces as well as quick sketches […]

“There was a time when art was an assault on what art was, and practices were motivated by an elated passion for regions of the mind that amaze the vision more than […]

On 16 December 1965, Manitas de Plata gave a concert in honor of Human Rights. This concert took place at the United Nations in New York. It was on this occasion also […]