Kate MacGarry In Ocula Magazine

Chou Yu-Cheng's material dialectics are expanded in a new series of 'Origami' paintings at Kate MacGarry, London.

Art Basel's return to Switzerland has exceeded expectations with Ocula Advisors describing great energy and a truly international gathering of high-calibre collectors. We asked seven galleries—Buchmann, Cardi, Eigen + Art, Kate MacGarry, Kerlin, Marian Goodman, and ShanghART—to share what they're showing to meet the moment.

Videos by Sonia Boyce, Helen Cammock, Rory Pilgrim, and Ilona Sagar touch on issues ranging from workplace carcinogens to domestic abuse in a new exhibition that asks how art can effect change.

This and other takeaways from last week's ​​Gallery Climate Coalition conference in London.

The 7th Athens Biennale asks if the West is in decline or in a moment of significant transformation.

Auction cash cows Jean-Michel Basquiat and Zao Wou-ki underperformed as collectors chased up-and-coming young artists.

At Modern Art Oxford, Samson Kambalu, winner of the 2022 Fourth Plinth Commission, destabilises histories handed down unquestioned.

Artists participating in the event include Cajsa von Zeipel, Zanele Muholi, and Samson Kambalu.

Ocula Magazine presents a selection of highlights at the inaugural London Gallery Weekend.

Natalie Rudd, Senior Curator of the Arts Council Collection, discusses the touring exhibition Breaking the Mould: Sculpture by Women Since 1945.

A Ghanaian grain silo and a sculpture featuring the faces of 850 trans women are among six works being shown in miniature.

We introduce some of the artists showing with Artissima XYZ, an online platform being staged for the fair's 2020 edition.

An Instagram account selling works donated by artists including Ali Cherri and Charwei Tsai is among the initiatives raising funds.

Talbot will undertake a residency in Italy as the recipient of Britain’s only major prize for female visual artists.

For its 46th edition, FIAC is pleased to host an exacting selection of modern art, contemporary art, and design galleries, among the most emblematic of the internationalscene within the prestigious nave and exhibition rooms of the Grand Palais.

Frieze London returns to Regent's Park to present the best of international contemporary art by emerging and established artists, alongside a dynamic programme of newly commissioned artworks, films and talks.

London's museums and galleries are gearing up for an October of art fairs.

With Auckland Art Fair taking place at The Cloud on Queens Wharf during the first week of May, Sherry Paik introduces a selection of exhibitions to see around the city.

Renee So discusses her first institutional solo exhibition in Europe, Bellarmines and Bootlegs (8 March–2 June 2019), at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, which centres on a long-standing motif in her work: the Bellarmine jug, a domestic vessel used in the Rhineland in the 16th and 17th centuries.

It has been said before that my work creates illusions in colour and light, but actually it really has nothing to do with illusion. The work reveals itself as you interact with it, communicating the material from which it is made and the way the colour is used—it’s not hiding anything.

I can see quite clearly now that my concerns are walking around in circles, even when the look of things are developing.

Occupying the lion’s share of exhibition space at the Auckland Art Gallery, Freedom Farmers is said to be the museum’s largest survey of contemporary art in the last twenty-five years. Curated by the gallery’s own Natasha Conland, the exhibition looks at how the utopian energy of the 1970s is being artistically deployed in...