Art

Using recycled materials, vertiginous heels and her body, Gena Marvin’s performances – documented in 'Queendom' – are a radical act of defiance.

With the cost of an education in the hundreds of thousands, we discuss their inspiring practices and how student loan debt impacts creativity.

Photography of life in Rio and animations reshaping ideas of monstrosity are some of this year's must-sees.

Art world girlies are ditching stealth-wealth staples for niche labels and IYKYK rarities.

Set in a lighthouse on the rugged Icelandic coast, the award-winning New York artist harnessed the wind for Sequences Festival.

Ahead of exhibitions in New York and London, we speak to the South African artist about her conservative upbringing and finding self-empathy.

The designer, curator Donald Ryan and TRAMPS creator Parinaz Mogadassi discuss Qrystal Partners, their exhibition space within an old London pharmacy.

From ironic T-shirts to one-of-a-kind rave clothes, meet the sellers of Bushwick's rising artists-only market.

On his birthday, the artist looks back at his singular journey from graffiti writer to industry game-changer.

The Brazilian transdisciplinary artist decided to deconstruct the self to confront oppression and trauma – and ultimately, to stay alive.

The artist discusses her decade-long fascination with the pyramids of Giza and the inspiration behind her new sculpture, 'Mirror Gate'.

Sun Yuan & Peng Yu discuss their controversial artworks – from hyper-realistic statues to the so-called ‘saddest robot on earth’.