In 'Nested Loops', Chuck Hoberman explores geometry in motion through an expanding and contracting structure made of interlinked rings. Known for his transformable designs, Hoberman

Jess Swan has developed a distinctive “squiggle painting” practice, where looping, tactile lines build dense, almost hypnotic surfaces. Using thick, textured applications of paint, her

From choreographer and performer Jamal Sterrett, this movement piece draws from the eerie, liminal atmosphere of the “backrooms” aesthetic—echoing the disorientation of films like Inception.

Museums News visited 'David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting' at the Serpentine North Gallery. The exhibition brings together new

In 'EGGSplosion', Arkadiusz Szwed captures the fragile drama of transformation—eggs cracking, rupturing and reshaping under heat. What begins as a simple material study becomes something

Brazilian sculptor Arlindo Armacollo gained viral attention for his characteristic wax figures, created for the Museu Izidoro Armacollo. Depicting figures such as Albert Einstein, Nelson

Christina Mitrentse is an artist whose practice spans performance, installation and artist books, often examining language, censorship and systems of knowledge. In 'Metalibrary – Censored'

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