Museums News visited 'Tracey Emin: A Second Life' at Tate Modern, a major retrospective of one of Britain’s most influential artists and a leading figure

Ton Zwerver explores the intersection of performance, sound and movement through kinetic, often self-constructed artefacts. In this work, the artist wears a device on his

Margriet van Breevoort, based in Amsterdam, creates hyperrealistic sculptures that hover between the believable and the impossible. Her works—often featuring strange, hybrid creatures—draw viewers into

In 'Mirrors' (2026), Doron B creates an “instrument for altered vision” through mirrored glasses that redirect the gaze. 👁️ By preventing direct eye contact, the

In 'BedRot', performance artist Aphex Redditor pushes digital endurance to its limits—spending 24 hours in bed, endlessly scrolling Instagram Reels at Eastern Bloc gallery, Montreal.

Using eco-friendly materials like biodegradable paint made from chalk and charcoal, Saype creates monumental land art that blends seamlessly with nature. In his latest work,

Japanese artist Shino transforms the everyday into astonishing illusion with hyperrealistic coloured pencil drawings. ✏️ In this work, even industrial bags of potato chips are

A new sculpture by Banksy has appeared in Waterloo Place, depicting a flagbearer mid-step—just as he’s about to fall from his plinth. His face is

The Office of Collecting & Design transforms everyday collecting into conceptual art by focusing on the overlooked details of daily life. Their collections include everything

French artist Marie Paccou merges drawing and motion with her invention, the 'Umbrellotrope'—a hand-drawn animation created on a spinning paper parasol. ☔ When rotated in