Artists at work

Kirsty Budge’s deep and brooding paintings take up space (literally and figuratively) in the artist’s light-filled home studio in Abbotsford.

One of de Kooning's friends once asked her what it was like to work in the shadow of her husband, Willem de Kooning. She replied: "I don't paint in his shadow, I paint in his light.'"

As her critically-acclaimed exhibition I Live I Die I Will Be Reborn opens at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, Vogue meets the Venezuelan-born artist.

The Amsterdam-based artist loves “oversized fits”, early-morning dips and Cy Twombly’s Bacchus series

Isabella Ducrot, a painter in Rome, didn’t really pick up a brush until her fifties. Four decades later, galleries and museums throughout Europe are celebrating her work.

Introducing Teddy Hansen, our latest featured artist and a new series of tufted wall hangings designed solely to make you smile.

Artnet News speaks to Rose Wylie about her new show in Aspen, life in lockdown, and how her career has evolved.

Pablo Picasso's atelier in Cannes, France

In celebrating the life of this astounding artist upon her recent passing, we revisit one of Lucy's most cherished interviews.

Wilhemina Barnes-Graham

Anna Vereshchaka | me. studio. the beginning of the fall season. | Instagram

A recent vacation with friends to the Greek islands sparked an artistic outpouring for Nicole Wittenberg. “It was magical,” the New York–based artist says from her airy, light-filled studio in Chinatown. “There’s this feeling when the sun comes up and you step outside and take it all in—it’s just an instant, though, and then it […]

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.

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