It’s not everyday you get the chance to scrutinise one of Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen’s creations up close. But here we are, with Singapore’s ArtScience Museum being the home to her debut ...

Can history be hard? Of course. But when you take a deep breath and tune out the white noise of politicians and pundits — ...

Doubly appealing, the exhibition offers both biographical revelation and a scarcely known, very beautiful chapter in 19th-century graphic art ... sketchbook brims with an orchestra of gargoyle ...

Joseph Mallord William Turner came to the island in or around 1832 and spent about six months in the island intensively sketching. He produced more than 100 sketches which are now in custody of Tate ...

The very idea of doing endless loops on the Glasgow Subway for hours on end might sound like torture to some. But not for Tamir Amar Pettet. The British-Moroccan artist, based in Glasgow, spent 13 ...

I knew I had to lift my other arm, er, wing, to even out, but I was too disoriented in the fake world to move my body in the real ... suiting you up in Velcro for a human-scale game of darts ...

Tattoos. Body paint. Henna. All these are popular kinds of body art with varying histories and cultural connotations, many ...

Artists rejoice! Forget fashionable taste! You no longer have to struggle to be relevant!

In today’s creative landscape, artificial intelligence is becoming a trusted ally rather than a rival. For traditional ...

The idea of art, in the classical sense, hinges on human experience, effort, and interpretation. When we reduce it to an algorithm's regurgitation of existing styles, we strip art of what makes it ...

In the act of drawing, you are participating in a breathing landscape, the curves of a human body, the stillness ... She continues to carry around a sketchbook everywhere she goes and draws ...