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With his powerful new survey show at the Hayward Gallery, a British artist confronts history: his own, and humanity’s

A career-spanning show of drawings by James Wines at Rhona Hoffman Gallery demonstrates his commitment to melding built and natural worlds.

Tim Schneider finds 21st century lessons about presenting, marketing, and selling art in an expansive show at Helena Anrather gallery.

'The child,' Wordsworth famously remarked, 'is father to the man.' Growing up in West Yorkshire, the land was always close to Andy Goldsworthy's heart.

For over three decades, Roxy Paine has created virtuosic sculptures that examine how technological mediation processes and reformulates nature. His most recent work takes the shape of painted grids of extruded epoxy that transpose immaterial pixels into sculpted cubes in relief. The resulting image is often at odds with its surface, recalling the process of serigraphy or the painstaking pointillism Georges Seurat. These recent paintings and dioramas form the core of Paine’s exhibition “Sedim...

As the artist prepares for his show at the Hayward Gallery, he talks to Gabriel Coxhead about using the remains of today to reimagine the past

From legendary Twin Cities artist Bill Cottman to images of lilacs, theres color this winter in the Twin Cities.

Locals looking for university-level discussions have a chance to join in this spring semester with the opening of a lecture series at Utah Tech.

Global warming and the future of the environment are still major issues today, and Nature’s Revenge is a response to the over-built world. Consi

Michael Heizer’s City in the Nevada Desert (1972-2022) has been awarded ‘Best eighth wonder’ in the 2023 Wallpaper* Design Awards. We explore how this staggering example of land art came to be