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Editorial
Monograph
Paula Rego and the power of paint
As artist Paula Rego turns 85, her visual stories of power, desire and transgression are more relevant and raw than ever.
Women Artists
Photo Essay: '100 Sculptors of Tomorrow'
Take a look at the exciting new sculptures from '100 Sculptors of Tomorrow', the book that celebrates and sculpture and opens the definition of the medium.
Women Artists
Interview: Kurt Beers on '100 Sculptors of Tomorrow'
Kurt Beers, founder and director of Beers London art gallery, on finding the most exciting sculptors working today.
Join Amy Dempsey, historian and author of 'Modern Art', for a talk on the movements that help us understand modern art at Tate Modern.
Modern Art
In Conversation: Paul Gorman on The Face
Author Paul Gorman and 'North' exhibition curator Adam Murray (Central Saint Martins / Fashion Communications), will be in-store at Rough Trade East to discuss 'The Story of The Face: The Magazine That Changed Culture'.
Author Paul Gorman will be signing copies of his book 'The Story of the Face' at Paul Smith's Soho shop.
Author Paul Gorman and Nick Logan, founder/editor of The Face, will join magCulture’s Jeremy Leslie to discuss the book and the story of this hugely influential magazine, with all profits going to the Alzheimers Society.
Modern Art
Talk: Who's Afraid of Contemporary Art?
Meet the author Jessica Cerasi, who was Assistant Curator of the 20th Biennale of Sydney in 2016 and also Curatorial Assistant at the Hayward Gallery, London.
Photographers
The Forgotten Women of Viennese Modernism
2018 marked the passing of 100 years since the deaths of four major Viennese modernists — Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Koloman Moser, and Otto Wagner — and the Austrian capital is celebrating in style with a number of centenary exhibitions and events. But the extraordinary flourishing of Vienna’s fin-de-siècle wasn’t just about radical nudes, big buildings, and these four famous men. Our new book, 'Vienna 1900 Complete', explores all artistic fields of this remarkable cultural moment, with a particular focus on its all too often overlooked female practitioners.
Artists and writers are stereotypical loners, and artistic couples have often been overlooked. A new book explores the curious dynamics of thirteen great partnerships.