Artists in their studios

April 17, 2017During my first studio visit with John Baldessari, about a decade ago, when he still cooked up his ideas from a low-rent, rough-edged compound behind a surfboard shop in Santa Monica, he pointed out a chair beside a towering stack of books. With a simple metal frame and basic wood seat, it looked […]

The fact that female artists have enjoyed significantly less limelight than their male counterparts is part of what makes the images in 100 Portraits: Women Artists at LIU Brooklyn's Salena Art Gallery so satisfying.

From tiny writing desks to giant painting studios, the only thing all of these creative studios have in common is that they inspired their successful inhabitants to create greatness.

The studio and the artist are powerful together. Here we bring together a collection of 125 artists in their studios and workshops.

For decades, Ged Quinn has cultivated the landscape around his home in Cornwall – and now the natural world is shaping the work he produces in a former hay barn, discovers Emily Tobin

He was one of the most successful painters of his time, sought out by the rich and famous. She was a beautiful, young art student, and his biggest fan. They fell in love on an ocean liner and spent their lives sharing art. More than a hundred years later, the story of Gari and Corinne […]

They used to be printing shops, garment factories and flophouses. Now they’re some of the coolest artist spaces you’ll ever see.

The Invisible Woman #8 Dame Barbara Hepworth 2014

Cosey at Martello Street