5 to See: This Weekend
Moving into September, must-see shows use documentary photographs, fashion imagery and new technologies to depict the urban landscape.
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.
Katerina Belkina blends photography and painting to craft surreal compositions that combine muted tones and otherworldly elements.
Innovative work by Henry Driver – shortlisted for the 2016 Aesthetica Art Prize – explores the speed at which technology is shaping daily life.
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.
Laurent Grasso’s work explores sacred spaces, mythologies and scientific theories through video, sculpture, painting and installation.
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.
With just one week left of our call for entries, we select five artists from the Aesthetica Art Prize who draw on the natural world for inspiration.
The 2018 Liverpool Biennial is a lamentation over what is lost: cultures and identities. Beautiful World Where Are You? works towards an inclusive future.
Jacques-Henri Lartigue’s signature style revels in spontaneity and the joyful everyday, capturing bright scenes of leisure and idealism.
Aesthetica selects five awards which foster emerging talent, offering wider platforms for the next generation of creative visionaries.
Experimental design practice Studio INI unveil a kinetic installation at London Design Biennale, responding to the theme of Emotional States.
The stories of 1960s and 1970s America are examined in Matt Henry’s photography, which is highlighted in a new show at Polka Galerie, Paris.
Aesthetica selects ten destinations across the world which offer visually and conceptually arresting architecture, galleries and museums.
Daniel Libeskind is known for a series of striking, resonant and sustainable buildings and design projects, combining intersecting angular forms.
