Up in smoke: the artist who lost 1000 paintings in a house fire
Max Ayres continues to create art despite losing much of his work in a fire, reflecting his resilience and commitment to his craft.
Sang Woo Kim Is Reclaiming His Image
Sang Woo Kim's exhibition 'The Seer, The Seen' explores identity, reclaiming his image from the fashion industry and addressing themes of otherness and self-acceptance.
I'm making fun of my midlife crisis!' The great photographer Alec Soth on having a blast' back at art school
Alec Soth's project captures the essence of youthful creativity, reflecting his introspective journey as an artist grappling with aging.
I'll die with a brush in my hand: Frank Auerbach a life in pictures
Auerbach's art intricately links personal emotion with the physical landscape of Camden, creating a unique narrative through his work.
Up in smoke: the artist who lost 1000 paintings in a house fire
Max Ayres continues to create art despite losing much of his work in a fire, reflecting his resilience and commitment to his craft.
Sang Woo Kim Is Reclaiming His Image
Sang Woo Kim's exhibition 'The Seer, The Seen' explores identity, reclaiming his image from the fashion industry and addressing themes of otherness and self-acceptance.
I'm making fun of my midlife crisis!' The great photographer Alec Soth on having a blast' back at art school
Alec Soth's project captures the essence of youthful creativity, reflecting his introspective journey as an artist grappling with aging.
I'll die with a brush in my hand: Frank Auerbach a life in pictures
Auerbach's art intricately links personal emotion with the physical landscape of Camden, creating a unique narrative through his work.
Login Error by Amanda M. Jansson - KALTBLUT Magazine
The 'Login Error' series examines digital identity construction and its implications in an increasingly online world.
Illuminating a Trailblazing Artist Who Died Too Young
Paula Modersohn-Becker's exhibition at the Neue Galerie highlights her pioneering exploration of self-identity and motherhood in early 20th-century art.
Carly Jean Andrews' collage self-portraits are like an archive of 80s magazine covers
Self-portraits can serve as characters in overarching societal narratives, breaking stereotypes and exploring identities.