"Daydream. Give yourself plenty of time to do nothing. Train journeys are good."
Susan Philipsz and many other top artists reveal how they find inspiration to make art.

I love the love magazine featuring Warren Lewis...

This is a very original idea to curate a show. Starting from a running exhibition or the home collection of a museum n8 chooses a track which exactly represents the atmosphere of an exhibition or which corresponds to a specific art piece that takes part in the exhibition. For 'The Greater Cloud', actually running in the Nederlands Insitituut voor Mediakunst in Amsterdam, Nick Lapien has choosen the track Computer Love from Kraftwerk. A track that describes the role of the computer in daily life, theme of the exhibition "The Greater Cloud". Is the internet still interesting as a platform, as a medium, as a subject or inspiration for artists?

Francis Acea, a brilliant young artist from Cuba, exactly knows how to express how most people feel these days...

Artist and trouble shooter Wim Delvoye has invited Ai Weiwei to
rebuild his Chinese studio, demolished by the Chinese authorities, in
his private sculpture park close to Gent, Belgium. Is Delvoye risking
trouble once again? Read more

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Hilary Lloyd's flickering screens, Karla Black's crumbling craftwork and Martin Boyce's wonky rubbish bin blend sculpture, video art and installation in a new and unsettling way... View more

The Swiss artist talks to Adrian Searle about her new exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, which features psychedelic video works and a pair of underpants hanging on a line. View video

I don't believe Cattelan will retire from the art world, what do you think?
Watch this Cattelan Menagerie and judge for yourself.

Please join us all for this amazing show starting this Friday in Amsterdam. Surrealism in the year 2011. An exhibition with life performances and music. You don't want to miss this...

Like the Iranian brothers Icy & Sot, French artist JR gives a voice to children, oppressed women and old, weak people. If you look at their faces, you can hear their scream...
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