Latest articles by Charlotte Jansen
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Donald Judd and Kazimir Malevich square off at Galerie Gmurzynska’s new Zurich space
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Leonor Antunes threads Bauhaus, brutalism and Cuban design in new installations
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Annie Morris strikes a fine balance between sculpture, tapestry and drawing
The interdisciplinary exhibition in New York is her first with Timothy Taylor, who recently began to represent the artist
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Meta data: a new tome celebrates artists who use books as a medium
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Prosthetics and sculpture: art meets medicine at the Henry Moore Institute
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Frida Kahlo: intimate photographs show the artist in her element
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In memoriam: Claude Lalanne (1924-2019)
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Photographer Mona Kuhn reflects on mysticism and modernism in Joshua Tree
The Brazilian artist ventures into the desert for a new series, She Disappeared into Complete Silence, capturing her muse in Robert Stone’s golden Acido Dorado house
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The influence of graphic design on politics, protest and power
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The trailblazing women of Bauhaus
The remarkable female artists at the heart of Bauhaus overcame the societal expectations of their time to become pioneers in their own right
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Back to the Bauhaus school days of Swiss polymath Max Bill
An exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Zurich explores the multilayered bonds formed between the artist and his fellow students at the Dessau institution
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Nendo turns MC Escher’s optical illusions into reality in immersive exhibition
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Body talk: YBA Sarah Lucas meets modern master Auguste Rodin
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Thomas Barger’s paper pulp sculptures echo his childhood memories of rural Illinois
Now based in Brooklyn, the artist refects on his personal experience of luxury growing up in the Midwest for a new series of furniture items being exhibited in Seoul by Salon 94 Design
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Tom Sachs shapes a self-portrait through things, found and fabricated
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Crime, corruption, and sin: the dark underbelly of Los Angeles in the 1920s-1950s
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At the Aïshti Foundation, international art is seen through the lens of Lebanon
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Sterling Ruby on seeing red in his visceral new paintings and collages
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Thomas Struth on four decades of art: ‘I know more, I see more, and I suffer more’
German artist Thomas Struth has looked deeply and widely into the relationship between people and their environment. With concurrent exhibitions in New York and Berlin, the artist tells us about his fusion of science, nature and family
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Social constructs: a show of British Mandate Palestinian architecture
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Thom Browne’s latest Golf Collection plays off an Andy Warhol portrait
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Go west: LA’s design scene takes the spotlight at Austere
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A ‘blind date’ between two Californian artists reveals surprising shared sensibilities
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British photographer Tom Johnson opens up about his work and wandering
From dusty dunes in Jerusalem to stirring family portraits, the modern-day nomad has launched a series of collectible prints with Prize Editions
