The Burton at Bideford: »Paula Rego: An Enduring Journey«

The small museum The Burton at Bideford in the west of England is starting the new year with a highlight: from 7 January, it will be showing prints by the famous painter in Paula Rego: An Enduring Journey. Many exhibits were in her home until Rego's death in the summer of 2022.

January 07, 2023
11th edition of Singapore Art Week

Early in the year, Singapore Art Week puts a first exclamation mark on the art world: with more than 130 events spread across the small island and city state, the whole of Singapore becomes part of the art fair. The 11th edition of SAW begins on 6 January.

January 05, 2023
Interview Series: Art and Migration, Part 3

The great cities of the world are shaped by an ever-changing society, and the arts thereby function as a mirror of their changing inhabitants. In this interview series, we let three artists talk whose lives between cultures have brought out exciting artworks.

by Marén Cohen Monroy, January 02, 2023
Rising Star of 2022: Anna Weyant

From 12,000 to 1.5 million US dollars in two years: The painting Summertime (2020) catapulted Anna Weyant into the top league of the art world. She is the youngest artist in the Gagosian Gallery, and the waiting list for her works includes several hundred names. She is the Rising Star of the year.

by Marius Damrow, December 28, 2022
On the 20th anniversary of the death of photographer Herb Ritts

Numerous LP covers such as Madonna's True Blue (1986) came from his hand: Herb Ritts, fashion and portrait photographer, is considered one of the most important in his field. The artist died exactly 20 years ago today. A look back at an influential career.

December 26, 2022
Year in Review 2022 Part II: July to December

Protests against visiting professors, climate activism in museums and man's look at himself: After the Corona pandemic, the world is facing change in the face of war, inflation and climate change. The art world is also closely linked to these political developments. The Art.Salon looks back on the last twelve months.

by Marius Damrow, December 21, 2022
Review of the year 2022 Part I: January to June

Documenta fifteen, the 59th Venice Biennale, Picasso's La fenêtre ouverte in an auction for the first time - the art year 2022 had it all. Last but not least, the war in Ukraine or even the climate crisis also moved museums and galleries. The Art.Salon looks back on the last twelve months.

by Bettina Röhl, December 20, 2022
Portrait: Selma Selman

Teaser: She's not afraid to grab attention: The world's most dangerous woman smashes cars, screams »You have no idea« at the top of her lungs, even punches herself with boxing gloves. Selma Selman's performances stick, as does her commitment.

December 19, 2022
INTERVIEW SERIES: ART AND MIGRATION, Part 2

The great cities of the world are shaped by an ever-changing society, and the arts thereby function as a mirror of their changing inhabitants. In this interview series, we let three artists talk whose lives between cultures have brought out exciting artworks.

by Marén Cohen Monroy, December 16, 2022
Quentin Blake turns 90

Stories by Roald Dahl such as Matilda or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory have accompanied many childhoods. He gave the fictional protagonists an unmistakable face: Quentin Blake. Today, the illustrator turns 90

December 16, 2022

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