Latest articles by Charlotte Jansen
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The photographic duo exploring the language of flowers
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White city: the remarkable history of Bauhaus in Tel Aviv
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The pioneering American photographer who captured 1970s lesbian culture
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A bewitching new photobook takes a walk on Japan’s wild side
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Six artists not to miss at the Liverpool Biennial
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Work life: charting the evolution of the office at Yerba Buena Center
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The artists bringing their candid vision to queer photography
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A subtle study of Japan’s inner-city serenity by photographer Roberto Badin
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Sprüth Magers inaugurates its Los Angeles space with new work by John Baldessari
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Inside North Korea: a pastel mirage of sci-fi architecture
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Hannah Hoffman gallery presents six big-name artists in new exhibition 2015
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Working the room: Daniel Buren sheds light on his new installation
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A ship-shape new home for Copenhagen Contemporary
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Quilt trip: Jessica Ogden’s latest exhibition is a stitch in time
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Shape shifter: artist Barbara Kasten dons an architect’s cap in a new body of work
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Alex Israel reflects on Hollywood, the Instagram era and West Coast myths
From Mulholland Drive to Griffith Park, the artist opens a portal to his native Los Angeles in a new exhibition of self-portraits at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill
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Alex Israel judges Wallpaper* Design Awards 2020
He runs a sunglasses brand, he’s released a feature-length teen romcom, and his paintings are held in collections at major museums around the world; Alex Israel is a multihyphenate who has blurred the boundaries between High Art and Pop product, commerce and concept
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After a brazen art heist at Blenheim Palace, the joke’s on trickster Maurizio Cattelan
The Italian artist’s 18-carat solid gold toilet, worth millions, was stolen at the exhibition’s opening weekend
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The sky’s the limit for the next generation of Foam Talent photographers
Amsterdam’s Foam photography museum puts 20 young and forward-thinking artists in the spotlight for its fourth annual London showcase at Beaconsfield Gallery Vauxhall
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Frida Kahlo: intimate photographs show the artist in her element
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Sion and Moore’s inaugural show of Nigel Shafran’s work books
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Anj Smith: making sense of desire and anxiety through a painter’s forensic language
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Jean-Michel Othoniel’s elemental artworks are creating the perfect storm in New York
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Sex-positive and radical, these female artists rebelled against the status quo
