Apollo – The International Art Magazine

Reviews

In conversation with Nicole Wassall

To coincide with a show at TM Gallery in London, the artist talked to Apollo about working with materials popular in the Middle Ages and the insights of neuroscience

Apollo

22 September 2025

Features

Brussels Art Week paints the town red

Lucy Waterson

22 September 2025

In the studio with...

Can museums really give power to the people?

Conrad Landin

22 September 2025

Art Market

Don’t mention the war? It’s not an option for museums or the art market

Jane Morris

22 September 2025

Reviews

How Donald Judd found his way to minimalism

The artist’s early paintings were a necessary preparation for his pioneering less-is-more installations

Morgan Falconer

24 September 2025

Rakewell

Muhammad Ali’s greatest fight

The boxer’s draft card is up for sale at Christie’s next month. Normally a museum would be the best home, but which one is a more complicated question than it used to be

Rakewell

21 September 2025

Art Market

A Paris fair serves up the crème de la crème

Michael Delgado

15 September 2025

Reviews

After Impressionism: painters with new points of view

Susan Moore

23 September 2025

News

Collector and philanthropist Agnes Gund has died at 87

Apollo

21 September 2025

Features

All eyes on Georges de La Tour

Michael Prodger

13 September 2025

Rakewell

Give your home the Cindy Sherman touch

The artist is auctioning off the contents of her pied-à-terre in Paris, including a magnificent Louis Vuitton trunk-cum-dressing-up-box

Rakewell

12 September 2025

In the studio with...

Łukasz Stokłosa

The Polish artist prefers to work alone in his Kraków studio, where the silence was recently disturbed by a visiting hornet

Apollo

24 September 2025

Interviews

How the Tube became London’s biggest art gallery

Eleanor Pinfield, director of Art on the Underground, talks to Apollo about the excitements and challenges of commissioning art for a subterranean audience

Michael Delgado

3 September 2025

In the studio with...

Jacob Littlejohn

The only drawback of the Scottish painter’s New York studio is that he’ll have to leave it next year. In the meantime, he’s enjoying the quiet, undisturbed by a taxidermied pheasant

Apollo

17 September 2025

Interviews

Kate de Rothschild’s approach to quality control

The Old Master drawings collector has described herself as ‘an undisciplined cockapoo’ when it comes to buying – but each piece must be of the highest calibre

Susan Moore

18 August 2025

The singular art of Georges de La Tour | Britain’s place in the soft-power race | Alec Cobbe’s masterful collecting | the Mona Lisa of medieval manuscripts

Plus: The grand performances of Wael Shawky, what Vigée Le Brun learned from Angelica Kauffman, Margaret Gardiner’s radical collecting, the golden age of the nautilus cup, and Le Creuset at 100; in reviews, how Paul Poiret made fashion modern, and how Donald Judd found his way to minimalism; and much more

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