Studios & makers
Art
The people making it, the rooms showing it.
Studios, not openings. The people making it, the rooms showing it, and what’s worth arguing about in between.
The Country House Has Become a Gallery
Four historic English estates are running major contemporary art shows at once — an unplanned convergence, and the best stretch on the UK calendar in years.
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Inside London's Working Galleries
Most galleries ask you to be quiet. The ones in this piece would rather you got ink on your hands.
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Bronwyn Katz and the Objects That Remember Being Touched
Bed springs, steel wool, iron ore — and an invented creole built from endangered click consonants.
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Rosa Bonheur Had a Permit for Her Own Trousers
The most commercially successful woman painter of the nineteenth century needed police permission to dress for work.
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Art Diary — Vienna · Berlin · Cape Town · Bilbao · New York
Five shows worth crossing a border for. The Picasso · Bacon pairing at the Albertina is the ticket.
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Midjourney — Two Blues
Two artists, one colour, two very different ways of arriving at it — a study in how the same brief produces entirely different instincts.
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