Damien Hirst plans art that can be made and sold in his name up to 200 years after his death
“My manager calls them the preposterous paintings.”
Art Archives: 05/2025
“An art of persuasion”: A look into the peculiar propaganda cartoons of Dr Seuss
Not just goofy children’s books.
An unlikely bromance: Ernest Hemingway and Joan Miró in Paris
Friends who couldn’t be more different.
Could the real genius behind Auguste Rodin be his lover?
She made many of this modern Michelangelo’s most famous pieces
The dark story behind Claude Monet’s foggy London paintings
Not just dawn, but a portrait of a city choking on its own modernity.
Advocating through art: At 25, Palestinian artist, Malak Mattar, is showing us what many don’t want to see
Mirroring the reality in art.
The Labubu frenzy: the ‘kidults’ phenomenon with cheap collectables
The plushy taking the world by storm.
‘The Kiss’: The first sculpture that championed female sexual liberation
A 19th century feminist manifesto
The paintings that inspired the most iconic movie scenes of our time
Everything perfect is all make-believe.
Salman Rushdie attacker sentenced to 25 years in prison
Before sentencing, his assailant called Rushdie a “bully”.
Addressing the elephant in the room: Banksy’s controversial painted-animal exhibit
There was an elephant in the room.