A mistake - seen in discourse concerning the legacy of de Staël and others - is the romanticising of melancholy in art.

Phil Solomon's found footage films look away from the violence of Grand Theft Auto to find stillness, melancholy, and grief.

In their first book 'Poor Artists', The White Pube blend fiction and non-fiction, delving into the desires of the art world.

Hannah Lim's sculptures collide myth and mysticism to reimagine the ornamental objects of history.

Art is the Pagan snag on England's tapestry. Ransack the house.

Exhibition Match explores the intersection of football and art. Competition in the name of Community.

HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT EXPERIENCES TASTE BETTER WHEN THEY ARE TOLD BY A BODY THAT IS NOT YOURS?

"It's like you deny the existence of God in order to affirm God, right? I deny the existence of art in order to make art."

What is in the depths of your Snapchat memories? Some funny, forgotten video from a drunken night out? Or the key to transcendence?

Botanical renderings of the good witch and theosopher Hilma af Klint.

Where are your monuments, your battles, martyrs? Where is your tribal memory? The sea has locked them up.

If clocks are its science, then the seasons are time’s poetry.

Cape Town is a city that bleeds ink. Intoxicated with aerosol fumes, seeping fresh colours and new stories, here is a graffiti renaissance.

Following her new retrospective at the Barbican in London, we look at the art of pleasure in Carolee Schneemann's 'body' of work.

Herbert List's photos are developed in sweat and salt and sand, a coarse mixture that produces tectonic images of modern myths.

As Leonora Carrington reflects on her time in a mental hospital in Spain, she too reflects upon the act of creation as a whole.

What lies beyond the veil of mystery? What secrets? What unknowns? qu'est-ce que c'est?

The legendary Yayoi Kusama finds catharsis in taking her obsessions to infinity.

I recently visited artist Wilfrid Wood in his studio, where we discussed his process, inspirations, and a lifelong fascination with faces.

I sat down with animator, musician and creator Justin Tomchuk to discuss his web series 'Interface', his process, and his inspirations.