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Anish Kapoor Condemns Border Agents Posing By His Bean Sculpture

Anish Kapoor Condemns Border Agents Posing By His Bean Sculpture

by News Desk | Nov 12, 2025 | News

Anish Kapoor has spent decades wrestling with monumental mirrors, voids, blood-red pigment and the impossible density of Vantablack — but this week, the British-Indian artist found himself staring into a different kind of abyss. A photograph, sent to him by a friend...
Martina Holmberg Wins Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2025

Martina Holmberg Wins Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2025

by News Desk | Nov 11, 2025 | News

The Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize has a knack for capturing the human condition at its most unguarded. This year’s winner, Swedish photographer Martina Holmberg, does just that with Mel — a portrait that refuses sentimentality yet brims with compassion....
The Long Now Saatchi Gallery A Curators Dialogue – Nico Kos Earle

The Long Now Saatchi Gallery A Curators Dialogue – Nico Kos Earle

by News Desk | Nov 11, 2025 | Features

The Long Now, Saatchi Gallery: In quantum physics, the “now” or “present moment” is described as the locus of indefinite possibilities that have collapsed into concrete reality through interaction or observation. Because I am here, writing this, and you are here,...
Cristina Iglesias: Interview of the Month, November 2025 – Paul Carey-Kent

Cristina Iglesias: Interview of the Month, November 2025 – Paul Carey-Kent

by News Desk | Nov 11, 2025 | Features

Over the past four decades, Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias has developed a sculptural vocabulary, creating immersive and experiential environments that engineer nature. Fusing the manmade with the organic, Hauser & Wirth’s exhibition ‘The Shore’ features three...
Marlene Dumas: First Contemporary Woman Artist Acquired for Louvre Permanent Collection

Marlene Dumas: First Contemporary Woman Artist Acquired for Louvre Permanent Collection

by News Desk | Nov 10, 2025 | News

It’s the kind of milestone that feels both overdue and oddly inevitable. The Louvre — that great cathedral of art history, where centuries of male genius stare solemnly down from gilded frames — has made way for Marlene Dumas. The Dutch–South African painter, now 71,...
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