5 to See: This Weekend
Shows running 15-16 September are tied to a distinct sense of place, capturing life in diverse locations such as Mali, London, Italy and Belgium.
Shows running 15-16 September are tied to a distinct sense of place, capturing life in diverse locations such as Mali, London, Italy and Belgium.
Images by Thomas Wrede traverse the lines between simulation and reality by manufacturing the colossal through the miniature.
Architects’ Houses foregrounds 30 of the design world’s most prominent figures, including Norman Foster, Todd Williams and Billie Tsien.
How has the digital revolution impacted daily life? The Aesthetica Art Prize exhibition, currently on display at York Art Gallery, explores this.
Aesthetica’s selection of photography and design shows open 8-9 September transports viewers across the globe and into interior landscapes.
David Birkin – winner of the 2018 Aesthetica Art Prize – creates powerful artworks which reflect on the way war is depicted in society.
Inspired by journeys through Mexico, Adam Wiseman’s Free Architecture captures the striking buildings that define the landscape.
Combining nostalgia with a sense of minimalism, a new, playful project by Sella Concept adheres to an interest in usability and movement.
The 2018 edition of Unseen Amsterdam – a leading event for the discovery of new photographic talent – announces its responsive programme.
Looking to the future, Sydney Contemporary celebrates cutting edge emerging talent from Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
Today is the last day to submit to the Aesthetica Art Prize, an international award celebrating excellence and innovation in art around the world.
Moving into September, must-see shows use documentary photographs, fashion imagery and new technologies to depict the urban landscape.
UNESCO’s Creative Cities network comprises destinations which celebrate innovation. Aesthetica offers insight into these locations.
Photography at Berlin Art Week questions life in a performance-orientated society through playful, surprising angles and uncanny postures.
New York-based Changyeon Lee’s practice specialises in kinetic sculpture through the use of mechanical components and natural objects.
START Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery highlights emerging artists, young galleries and art scenes across the globe, offering varied perspectives.
Living and working in San Francisco, Colin Pollard’s pop-coloured projects revel in pastel compositions and deceptive block landscapes.
Milan-based British artist Denholm Berry approaches portraiture with an innovative and unconventional methodology.
Recommended shows running 25-26 August look to contemporary visual culture, investigating the impacts of censorship and media saturation.
