We’re witnessing a seismic shift in the art world. For some, it feels unsettling, even terrifying, as familiar structures fall away. But there’s hope in the rubble. When the old world crumbles, it makes space for new ways of creating, connecting, and sustaining art that actually matters.

Jenny Saville’s The Anatomy of a Painting is a raw, unforgettable reckoning with the human body. Bold, visceral, and unmissable—this is the show everyone’s talking about. Read our review to find out why it’s a must-see.

If you’re looking for your next summer read, Artists, Siblings, Visionaries is it. Judith Mackrell’s dual biography of Gwen and Augustus John reads like a heady mix of art history and Victorian-era gossip—think passionate affairs, bohemian drama, and a sibling rivalry steeped in genius. With rich detail, personal letters, and deep emotional insight, it pulls you into the messy, brilliant lives behind the canvases. Perfect for fans of art, biography, and family dynamics.

Discover Li Ramet’s artistic journey, her exploration of femininity, and the inspiration she draws from life in Ibiza.

Ready to start your art collection? This guide is packed with tips to help you buy confidently, trust your eye, and collect with purpose.

A robot artist, a $1M sale, and a carefully crafted story. My time with Ai-Da left me wondering: is this about art, or another market stunt?