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Wednesday Art Idol

Edward Hopper: the painter who inspired Hitchcock and Lynch with his portrayal of urban isolation

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Wednesday Art Idol

Michael Craig-Martin: mentor of the YBA’s who redefined our relationship with the everyday

Photography by Pippa Hetherington

The Photographic Collective

The initiative bringing visibility to extraordinary nascent African artists

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Art that endures

Watch Marina Abramović discuss her performance art with Hans Ulrich Obrist

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Superstate

Graham Coxon has created a sci-fi graphic novel set in Yoga Town

Jeff Wall Summer Afternoons 2013 © Jeff Wall. Courtesy White Cube

Rear Window

Curtain pushers and peeping toms: White Cube’s new exhibition explores Hitchockian voyeurism

Ryoji Ikeda, the transfinite, 2011, mixed media, dimensions variable. Installation view.

Wednesday Art Idol

Ryoji Ikeda: the Japanese audio-visual artist creating moments of transcendent wonder

The Locusts, Jesse Lenz, 2020

The Locusts

“Looking for grace in the wreckage of life”: photographer Jesse Lenz discusses his debut monograph

Antony Gormley, Another Place, 1997 © Antony Gormley. All Rights Reserved

Wednesday Art Idol

Antony Gormley: mapping the internal void

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Wednesday Art Idol

Francisco Goya: The Spanish artist who painted the darkest recesses of humanity

The Fighting Temeraire tugged to her last berth to be broken up, 1838, Joseph Mallord William Turner, The National Gallery, London ©

In focus

The Fighting Temeraire: the true story behind William Turner’s most beloved painting