Len Gordon

Returning after a 25-year hiatus, artist Everlyn Nicodemus steps back into the spotlight with an empowering retrospective at the National Galleries of Scotland (Modern One)

Heralded as one of Japan's most influential contemporary artists, Mariko Mori is known for her pioneering multimedia work that merges cultural heritage, spiritual enlightenment, gender roles, technology, and futuristic visions.

Pogus Caesar is a British artist and photographer known for capturing Black British history, documenting untold stories, and exploring culture through a distinct lens

A respected figure in the field, critic and author approaches contemporary art with a zeal that strips away pretence to unravel the complexities of art.

Creative Director and founder of creative agency A Vibe Called Tech, Charlene Prempeh, steps into Olympia with a mission—to shift the paradigm. As Olympia's first Art Ambassador

When an artist's career is flourishing, and they have a critically acclaimed series to their name, we rarely consider that they might at some point pivot styles, mediums, or even genres for that matter.

London-based artist Lakwena's work radiates an audacious energy, weaving vivid colors, striking geometric forms, and commanding text. Each piece is a symbol of resilience, a visual proclamation echoing hope and the spirit to endure

It's hard not to frown at what passes for contemporary art these days. At times, I feel caught in a paradox; there is so much art I like, and so much of it that feels, well, a bit… meh!

Discover Malian artist Abdoulaye Konaté's monumental and captivating textile works, intertwining Mali's rich heritage with themes of tradition, power, and politics in a richly layered discourse

Contemporary art today is rife with contradiction. For every piece that provokes thought, there are countless others that elicit only a weary sigh.