Latest articles by Charlotte Jansen
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LA’s new wave of galleries blend art and architecture -
Zhang Enli to debut unseen works for Fortnum & Mason’s new artistic initiativeThe Chinese artist’s suite of oil paintings and watercolour works is inspired by his frequent journeys to and across the UK over the past year, harnessing themes of travel, mapping, immigration and relocation
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The Science Museum celebrates India’s scientific and cultural fabric with two illuminating shows -
Seas the day: dive into previously unseen photographs by Massimo Vitali -
Meeting Merz: the Met Breuer exhibits the sole female artist of the Arte Povera movement -
Focal point: Alamak brings Asia's design ambitions to the fore -
Young artists test the limits of photography at Foam Talent’s London show -
Design Awards 2016: Best New Gallery -
Philippe Parreno transforms the Rockbund Art Museum in a perpetual motion of events -
Tracing space: Do Ho Suh at Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati -
Focal lore: a new exhibition celebrates the triumph of love, marking Pride in London -
Paul McCarthy puts Snow White (and himself) under the knife in Seoul -
Home girls: female artists explore domestic architectures at Sadie Coles -
Pathetic aesthetic: Cary Leibowitz’s zingers are more relevant now than ever -
Artists’ earthly creations take over treehouse gallery Ik Lab in Tulum -
On reflection: a mystery photographer’s strangely sensual selfies from 1966 come to light -
British artist Hilary Lloyd on fusing textile, sound and video in her practiceAhead of her installation at Loewe’s Miami boutique, we speak to the Turner Prize nominee about nightclubs, technology and how they tie into her current exhibition at Sadies Coles HQ
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Turin’s experimental art fair Artissima breaks traditional moulds -
Dear diary: photographers get personal at Fondazione Prada’s new space -
Right angles: the father of Italian geometric art comes to London -
Throwing shade: artists explore the visual language of colour -
Oscar Wilde meets Wes Anderson in the fantasy world of Alex Da Corte -
Photo 2022: a trip through past, present and potential futures in Melbourne and beyondThe groundbreaking Photo 2022 International Festival of Photography will return to Melbourne from 29 April – 22 May 2022. Charlotte Jansen spoke to artistic director Elias Redstone ahead of the opening
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London’s 180 The Strand is saturated in radical new media art‘LUX’, an LG-sponsored new media art exhibition at 180 The Strand, brings together 12 artists and collectives at the cutting edge of audio-visual technology
