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Barbara Hepworth¡¯s love of landscape inspired the forms of her sculptures, her commitment to politics and her lesser-known fascination with ¡­

Recent openings of art centres and national museums in Algiers, Alexandria, Doha and other cities in the Middle East and ¡­

Listen to and watch an in-depth visual description of this artwork by artist Chris Ofili

Joseph Beuys¡¯s Free International University for Creativity and Interdisciplinary Research (FIU), established in the early 1970s, stands at the beginning ¡­

Ever wondered how a piece of fabric is made? Join Textile Designer Rosa Pearks on how to warp and weft ¡­

Since he was a young teenager, Damien Hirst has enjoyed visiting Tate. From his early fascination with William Blake to ¡­

Ahead of a major exhibition at ºÚÁÏÉç, Philip Guston¡¯s daughter Musa Mayer talks to curator Michael Wellen about her ¡­

Gao Ling (born 1980) has an interdisciplinary approach, encompassing installation, photography and performance. Within her works Gao challenges the relationship ¡­

The Los Angeles-based artist John Baldessari (born 1931) made his name as a pioneer of conceptual art in the 1960s ¡­

The international boycott of the tenth S?o Paulo Biennial (1969) is widely cited as a successful political intervention. The emphasis ¡­

In the United States postmodern scepticism often has relegated Cy Twombly¡¯s engagement with classical and humanist themes to nostalgia, irrelevance ¡­

As saplings from Joseph Beuys¡¯s famous ecological project 7000 Oaks come to ºÚÁÏÉç, Ellen Mara De Wachter argues that ¡­

Memory loss, struggles in communicating our work, changes in mood, apathy, confusion, difficulty in building our own storyline, a failing ¡­

Tate Britain is staging an ambitious survey of artists' film and video which reflects the extraordinary blossoming and diversity of ¡­

This autumn more than 60 cultural institutions throughout southern California will come together to tell the story of the Los ¡­

Explore how different artists have used colour in their work and sketches

Elisabeth Bronfen, Lucinda Hawksley, John Paul Lynch and Callum Innes reflect on a work in the Tate?collection

In her artist book Conversations with My Mother, self-published in 2016, Jessa Fairbrother explores the complex emotions she felt ¡­