Collaborations

The acclaimed Gateshead-based institution will benefit from the initiative, aimed to increase diversity in the visual arts, following the successful funding of an 18-month placement at London's Chisenhale Gallery

For her inaugural exhibition at Sean Kelly, the artist questions the opposition of the traditional and the avant-garde

How are galleries and institutions adapting to the art world's 'new normal'?

How can our daily interactions with technology and consumer choices support Black lives?

Behind the door of a South London industrial conversion, the Indian artist has created environments of wonder equal to his paintings

Step inside the plant-loving Australian DJ’s bright, open-plan East London loft

The German-Nigerian textile designer reveals the personal touch and cultural fusion brought to a typical North London semi

How does a sculptor focussed on ‘passing things on’ prepare for a new exhibition when ‘touch has gone away’?

As the world acknowledges the scale of racial injustice, how can a small organisation make a big difference?

With working from home on the rise, and climate change afoot, what does the house of the future look like?

In the time of COVID, what better setting for remarkable works by Phyllida Barlow, Anya Gallacio and Andy Goldsworthy than the outdoors?

What art has been keeping the actor, collector and judge of the 2021 Turner Prize company during lockdown?

Two cities, two creatives, two shows

Zoffany’s new collection of wallpapers draws from an important chapter in British design history

Alastair Sooke is transported to another world with Geranium Pour Monsieur at Sir John Soane’s Museum

A new initiative to support UK-based Black and POC emerging curators, established in collaboration with Chisenhale Gallery and Idris Khan

Marking fifty years of his brand this year, the celebrated designer talks about spending lockdown as the sole occupant of his office - and his plans for the future

Madeline Hollander’s BMW Open Work commission utilizes recycled headlights to explore forms of human connectivity

A new, limited edition made by John Akomfrah for Frieze 

The American artist discusses cycling global clocks, choreography and the importance of collaboration in thinking about alternative energy resources ahead of BMW Open Work 2020