The Breuer Building makes a minimalist foil for the Frick’s permanent collection – but Eve M. Kahn is rather glad the move is only temporary
In his heyday John Hassall was known as ‘the Poster King’ and his eyecatching ads could be seen on hoardings all over Britain
The painter is currently commuting to a studio in his garden and has an encyclopaedia of palm trees close at hand
An interview with Antony Gormley – public servant, Romantic artist and utopian thinker
With their miniature artistry and enigmatic personal histories, these striking prints are often more enticing than the volumes they’re found in
Most of the fuss about NFTs has focused on what, if anything, buyers are getting – but how do digital artists feel about minting their art?
The England rugby star is presenting an art exhibition in London exploring Africa’s contribution to world culture
Post-war museum design had a political impetus that was public-spirited in nature – even if that meant displaying sculptures on a bed of coal
For five days the South Kensington museum has reopened as a supermarket, stocked with artist-designed essentials
Niko Pirosmani’s paintings are a testament to Georgian conviviality – although he didn’t always have a place at the table
Plus: French court rules that commercial galleries must remain closed, and more stories
A museum devoted to the instant noodle has opened in Hong Kong – but it’s not the first time that ramen has been put to creative uses
Portraits were used to further friendships – and as networking opportunities – in Enlightenment France
The pages of US periodicals trumpet a country making it up as it went along, covering everything from prohibition to pulp fiction
The discovery of a 3,000-year old city at the West Bank of Luxor creates a more nuanced picture of ancient Egyptian life
The Scottish painter Caroline Walker offers a glimpse inside her north London studio – where she’s kept company by slugs, spiders and cuddly toys
Dia Art Foundation’s support for ambitious experimental artists is as resolute as ever, its director Jessica Morgan tells Apollo
The artist recently moved into a new studio overlooking a cemetery in Hackney – the view’s great, but there is a minor mosquito problem
Traditional boatyards and boat-building techniques have long been in decline – but the pandemic has only worsened the situation
On the bicentenary of the poet’s birth, his art criticism still hums with outrage
Apollo’s editors pick out the shows they’re most looking forward to visiting in coming weeks
Francis Bacon’s work reveals an endless fascination with animals – and the bestial side of human nature
In 2006, Jonathan Yeo painted Prince Philip's portrait – an invigorating if at times nerve-wracking experience
Plus: French galleries are suing the government to reopen, Egypt moves its royal mummies in a a televised extravaganza, and more stories
