Even if you have never heard of the term Op Art, you have undoubtedly experienced it, whether that be through fashion, furniture or art. Emerging in the 1960s, Optic…

For contemporary art to thrive, we need community and the irreplaceable conversations that stem from it. Nothing could have taught art lovers that lesson more than n…

When Yayoi Kusama was asked by a New York curator - “what kind of impact did she want for her work?” Kusama replied: “I wanted to start a revolutio…

With the wet weather finally abating, there seems no better time to go outside and appreciate the all-encompassing beauty of nature. Whether you are taking a trip to…

Over the past decade, there has been an exponential increase in interest in contemporary Japanese art with artists including Yoshitomo Nara and Yayoi Kusama paving t…

There has always been synergy between fashion and contemporary art. From collaborations between fashion houses and artists, to contemporary creatives turning their o…

From the revolutionary quilts of Faith Ringgold to the skeletal structures of Louise Bourgeois, the history of female contemporary art is extremely rich. To try and …

On the 2nd of December, several contemporary Japanese artworks were sold in Christie’s 20th Century: Hong Kong to New York auction. All far surpassed their est…

Modern and Contemporary Artists use repetition not simply to improve on an initial version, but as the basis of their art, creating rhythm and regularity within thei…