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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

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

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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

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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

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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

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

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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.

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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,

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

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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