Japanese artist Taiki Shinohara is known for his ultra-realistic coloured pencil drawings that meticulously recreate everyday objects—from snack packaging to disposable items—with photographic precision. His

Portuguese street artist Vhils carves haunting portraits directly into city walls using drills and chisels. His signature cracked surfaces reveal hidden layers of history embedded

Lina Lapelytė's 'We Make Years Out of Hours' transforms Hamburger Bahnhof - Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart into a living, evolving environment where visitors and performers collectively

Artist Darvish Fakhr merges performance and painting through a distinctive, movement-based practice. Using an elastic cord attached to drawing tools, he sets the line in

'Productive Labour' by Sydney-based artist Kalanjay Dhir is a kinetic installation in which a heavy spherical boulder rolls endlessly on a motorised treadmill. 🪨 The

Artist Sid Wind creates drawings shaped not by the hand, but by the elements. In his ongoing EP series, paintbrushes are tied to strings and

Artist Dudi Ben Simon reimagines his photographs via everyday objects, transforming mundane items into playful visual puns and whimsical narratives that feel both clever and

Museums News visited 'Arp: The Plasters' at Leeds Art Gallery, on view from 14 February to 5 October 2025, and found a quietly radical exhibition.

Olafur Eliasson's 'Riverbed' (2014) transformed the pristine white interior of the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark into a rugged, grey terrain of stones

A series of 1,500-year-old Maya figurines with removable helmets feel strikingly contemporary—almost like ancient action figures. Yet their meaning is deeply ritual. Discovered in a