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How Devon DeJardin elevates sculpture to the abstract form 

WITH TRANSCENDENT canvases harnessing the power of cultural symbolism, the artist speaks to Glass about the way spiritualism and abstraction have moulded his creative hallmark. Devon Jardin has the confidence to harness the best of an artist’s spirit with relish and depth. In fact, with his underlying thread of abstraction

The artful dresser

[slideshow_deploy id=’31451′] At an art opening, a man gets to shed his work uniform and wear groovy clothes, and, for

The beauty of ambiguity – Yang Fudong

[slideshow_deploy id=’31400′] There is nothing black and white about Yang Fudong’s film and video art. It is intricate and philosophical,

Olafur Eliasson’s Iceland

“Travelling in Iceland has helped me understand that being present is the foundation of my doing.” Olafur Eliasson Each year,

The Collective Summer Exhibition at House of St Barnabas

With forecasters promising a deluge of eschatological proportions, inclement weather did not sully the mostly outdoor private view of The

Dreamscapes of the everyday

[slideshow_deploy id=’31092′] Painting the uncanny, quiet truths of personal experience. Lois Dodd, a forerunner of the 1950s New York art

A life less ordinary

[slideshow_deploy id=’5607′] IT IS with great sadness that we announce today the death of a dear Glass friend and collaborator

The Toxic Sublime at White Cube, London

It’s complicated, our relationship with the natural world. And Marc Quinn has found inspiration in that complexity for his latest

Blow Up at Parafin Gallery, London

Throughout July and August, Parafin gallery are holding the aptly named exhibition, Blow Up. In its exploration of the landscape

Sprayed at Gagosian Gallery, London

The upcoming exhibition at Gagosian Gallery, London does what it says on the tin … or spray can. Sprayed will


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