The painter offers a glimpse of her canalside studio in London, where she works alone save for her portrait sitters – and a stuffed toy camel on wheels
Utopia Home – International Empathy Centre will provide a place of interaction, exchange and community for the artists and residents of Cracow in Poland
When the weather permits, the artist builds her textile sculptures in the cobblestone courtyard of her studio in the heart of Paris
With the government waging its ‘culture war’, the independence of national museums is at stake, write Chris Smith and Margot Finn
At Modern Art Oxford, the artist has set the stage for a ceremony initiating visitors into a utopian world of racial justice
The Welsh artist’s studio looks out on to the mountains of Snowdonia – idyllic were it not for the children screaming in the playground next door, he says
Apollo’s editors pick out the museum shows that they’re most looking forward to visiting in coming weeks
The one tool Julian Opie could least do without? His eyes, he says – although he’d be pretty lost without his computer too
The artist, poet and musician Heather Phillipson may live and work in London – but her main studio, she says, is in her head
Are virtual viewings and diminished sales here to stay, or will the city’s galleries and auction houses see high footfall return?
The painter is currently commuting to a studio in his garden and has an encyclopaedia of palm trees close at hand
While preparing for his latest show at Victoria Miro, the artist listened to Max Richter’s remix of the Four Seasons on repeat
The Scottish painter Caroline Walker offers a glimpse inside her north London studio – where she’s kept company by slugs, spiders and cuddly toys
The artist recently moved into a new studio overlooking a cemetery in Hackney – the view’s great, but there is a minor mosquito problem
Apollo’s editors pick out the shows they’re most looking forward to visiting in coming weeks
You’re not going abroad this summer – but you can still have a holiday with an artistic twist
Former arts minister Ed Vaizey and leading culture writer Charlotte Higgins on whether the government should be doing more for the hard-hit arts sector
Register now for the next event in our ‘Museums of the Mind’ series – John Akomfrah, Emilie Bickerton and Deborah N. Landis in conversation with Fatema Ahmed about ‘Cinema and the Museum’
One of Mary Cassatt’s sensitive portraits of childhood is among this month’s highlights – along with the Trump Baby blimp
As the future of one of Edinburgh’s greatest buildings hangs in the balance, we republish Gavin Stamp’s call from 2015 to preserve its architectural integrity
Thousands of paintings have been snipped up into jigsaws – but some are infinitely more puzzling than others
In our pandemic-stricken world, vast, crowd-pleasing exhibitions are out of the question for museums. But will sell-out shows ever return?
Kara Walker’s fountain at Tate Modern plays a starring role in FKA Twigs’ new video – and it’s not the first artwork to have a brush with the charts
It’s nigh-on impossible to get a decent dose of culture right now – unless you’re signed up for a jab at a museum
December 2024
Emma Crichton-Miller
Apollo
Christina Makris
Christina Riggs
Rakewell
This episode explores an ancient funeral stele, Marie Antoinette’s breast bowl, and how digital technologies are helping to preserve Egyptian heritage sites
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Is the ‘arm’s-length’ principle under threat in UK museums?
With the government waging its ‘culture war’, the independence of national museums is at stake, write Chris Smith and Margot Finn