Tabish Khan

Some of the simplest drawings are often the most powerful. Think of the cartoons in newspapers, and you’ll find artists who satirise the most prominent leaders and celebrities. It can result in their deaths, as we saw in the attacks on the Charlie Hebdo offices in 2015, and the film The Sniper Artists tells us […]

Every one of us is a master of code switching. We present a different face to the world, our work colleagues, our friends, our family, and in any other situation we find ourselves in.

A ship, water, plants, sheep and heads.

When you think of relief sculpture, you may envision the Parthenon in Athens, or neoclassical buildings in London or Washington, D.C. However, Temitope Fagade takes this centuries-old technique and uses it to create contemporary works that reflect his identity, culture and heritage. In his cast metal relief, Work and Pride, we see seven figures, including […]

Mathijs Hunfeld's TADA turns the language of spectacle, self-promotion and the grand reveal into a sharp study of desire under consumer capitalism.

Drama, racism, masculinity, versatility and heritage.

Theft, sculpture, The Bayeux Tapestry, careers in art, printmaking, space, symbolism, Queer artists, gold, plants, and interpreting art

AI, desert, caves, mental health and seasons.

MACAM in Lisbon reimagines the museum experience by combining a contemporary art museum with a luxury hotel

The 90s, South Asian art, a keffiyeh, gold and drawings.