Art

More than twice life-size, David Altmejd’s ‘The Giant’ is a gothic fairy-tale fusion of flesh, fur and mineral deposits. With arms folded and nose in the air, the huge male figure...

This is the seventh year that Beck’s Futures has sought, through the irrepressible energy of the young artists shortlisted for the award, to make the Turner Prize look stale, jaded and...

Since the early 1990s, German artist Andreas Hofer has signed his paintings, sculptures and text pieces ‘Andy Hope 1930’. The name of this alter-ego brings about strange and conflicting...

Many artists would prefer to forget the work they made in their late teens and early twenties. Anne Bean, on the other hand, has spent six years revisiting 30 performances from her own student and...

New York-based artist Anne Chu’s work is drawn from a variety of sources, in particular the sculptures and carvings of ancient Chinese art. Here, though, her references seem more diverse. A...

Ceal Floyer’s interventions and installations demonstrate an often witty approach to minimalism; while providing no great surprises, this show of new work maintains the standard. In the front...

Dan Perfect’s new paintings are pure pleasure. Weird heads and horned masks jostle for space in a field of painterly flourishes and vigorous marks. There’s so much going on in each...

By mid-January most people have given up on their New Year’s resolutions, but Roelof Bakker persisted with his right through 2005. His goal was to take a photograph each day of the year to...