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The Amsterdam-based artist loves “oversized fits”, early-morning dips and Cy Twombly’s Bacchus series

Kirsty Budge’s deep and brooding paintings take up space (literally and figuratively) in the artist’s light-filled home studio in Abbotsford.

Tattoo artist working on sketches at her desk. She is in her studio working on her tablet. She is smiling at camera.

We chatted with Julia Sellmann about the poetic casualness and spontaneous poise of her subjects through her collection of portraits.

The fact that female artists have enjoyed significantly less limelight than their male counterparts is part of what makes the images in 100 Portraits: Women Artists at LIU Brooklyn's Salena Art Gallery so satisfying.

The Dumbo refuge—a combination of home, studio, and gallery—is filled with with her autobiographical pieces

Isabella Ducrot, a painter in Rome, didn’t really pick up a brush until her fifties. Four decades later, galleries and museums throughout Europe are celebrating her work.

Inès Longevial’s first solo exhibition in Toulouse, France, is now open at Gallery M. She became famous on Instagram for her geometric paintings and soft colors.

Annie Lennox's daughter Tali is officially making a name for herself in the art world.

"Des visages et des fleurs", is the name of her new exhibition at the Paris Contemporary Art Show 2019 from November 7 until November 11, 2019. Here's our exclusive interview with the artist herself, Nina Koltchitskaia.

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The wildly prolific founder of The Stuckists talks about celebrity fans, his new album and why he’s ‘not bitter about anything’

During lockdown, Grace Weaver’s highly mannered, color-saturated style gave way to something a little wilder. Being cooped up in her Brooklyn studio, the artist explains, “forced me to confront my work in a new way, and paint the way that I really want to paint, and have always wanted to.”