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The Wild Fantasy World of William Blake

William Blake never played by the rules of reality. Angels in trees. Spirits at the window. A...

I’ve always been into art that messes with your sense of what’s real. The kind that slips reality...

By Clara Whitmore – January 7th 2026 In Breath (2022), Liu Daheng presents a restrained yet...

From writer and comedian Leigh Douglas As a pre-teen, I moved from an Irish Catholic Convent...

Sverre Malling’s drawings are built on the idea that history is never settled. In At the Mistress’...

The Playboy Bunny has stood the test of time as one of the most iconic and instantly recognisable...

Antwerp’s Middelheim Museum — that 33-hectare art-forest where sculptures lurk like they’re...

Interdisciplinary artist Zan Wang works across painting and installation, exploring how layered...

In Mounira Al Solh’s world, myth is not fixed in marble — it’s soft, unstable, and alive inside...

Next month, in Birkenhead Park — a Victorian green space best known for its ducks, dog walkers,...

This winter, Les Abattoirs in Toulouse turns technicolor. Beneath its industrial arches, banners...

In On Heaven’s Doorsill, Roxana Savin turns her lens toward the porous edge between the living and...