Portuguese Artist Vanessa Barragāo’s love for nature combined with her background in fashion results in a series or textile art dedicated to the beauty of ocean floors.

Damien Hirst’s mammoth, art world-dividing exhibition, Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable is the focus of a new documentary, or rather mockumentary, released on Netflix.

Applications are now open for Designers in Residence 2018, an annual programme that promotes emerging design talent.

When it comes to forms of architectural representation, there is no method more expressive or foundational than the drawing. The series of decisions—drawing utensil, paper type, line style, hand versus digital—combined with the choices of what an architect includes (or excludes) in their drawings reveal the true intentions behind the design of a project in […]

Iranian refugee and animator Majid Adin has directed a short film for charity Help Refugees, titled The Journey. Majid travelled across Europe in 2015 seeking asylum in the UK…

Mügluck is a French illustrator based in Montreal whose drawings are full of bright colors and soft details. The artist admits to being attached to her favorite medium of gouache…

Artists including Ai Weiwei have donated work which will be auctioned online in support of humanitarian aid organisation Help Refugees.

Renowned architects Albert Frey and Lina Bo Bardi have a great deal in common. For starters, both are expats: Frey hailed from Switzerland before settling in sunny California, while Bo Bardi moved to São Paulo’s lush landscape from Italy.

New York is a city famed for its characters, so a perfect setting for the sixth Pictoplasma conference at the Parsons School of Design, exploring the art of character design across the worlds of illustration, art and animation.

Manifesto, a film by acclaimed video artist Julian Rosefeldt starring Cate Blanchett, is to be played at Starr Cinema in London’s Tate Modern on 15 November.

Two of the 20th century’s greatest artists will have their work in exclusive dialogue for the first time

Dutch Design Week (DDW) and the Effenaar reflect on a successful third edition of DDW Music. The great atmosphere was given a boost this year by a progressive music programme with 70 artists in various locations across the city. With a total of more than 16,000 visitors three quarters of the performances were sell-outs.