The preexisting parameters for recognising ‘contemporary art’ as opposed to the ‘decorative’ show the unlearning still ahead of us ...

Fig and Five Artwork Madeline Jeppesen makes animal themed artwork from raw material she finds in her backyard, on hikes with her kids or when driving. She tells us how she crafts the art and the ...

Inspired by the leopard-print paper and painted butterflies on the walls of Italian design trailblazer Carlo Mollino’s house in Turin, designer Trilbey Gordon wrapped the room in animal-print Pierre ...

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Damien continued to show his affectionate support for Alison as he stepped out in a leather jacket to Nili Lotan's Men's Store. For the outing, he paired his fur-collared jacket with black ...

From purity to immortality, unicorns have been featured in works of art throughout the centuries ... Contemporary artists such as Damien Hirst and Rebecca Horn have also prominently featured unicorns ...

Courtesy: the artist and Management ... With Liu’s cityscape, it’s hard not to think of Damien Hirst’s then-groundbreaking glass tanks filled with formaldehyde and dead animals. Even the titles – ...

For Tolstoy, art is a means of conveying emotion. Others see it as a simple representation of the world. But in the animal kingdom, the lines blur, as Shawn Simpson, visiting lecturer in ...

A bovine animal with one long horn was ... Contemporary artists such as England's Damien Hirst and Rebecca Horn, who was a German visual artist, also prominently featured unicorns in their works.

Bosses at an art gallery had to rescue a work by Damien Hirst from a bin after cleaners threw it away mistaking it for rubbish, it emerged today. The artwork - made up of empty bottles ...

The Dreams by Damien Hirst presented by HENI are a new series that features 40 original works on canvas and 8 limited edition prints based on the paintings. Merging two of Hirst’s most iconic motifs ...