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The earth itself is fertile artistic ground at Somerset House — but the exhibition stops short of getting visitors’ hands dirty, even in imagination.

More than an overarching narrative, Gregg Bordowitz is invested in what it means to observe art together and share an emotion with another person.

“Sometimes I want to recreate the paintings I left behind,” said Artsiv Lalayan, one of tens of thousands of Armenians displaced by Azerbaijan, “but it’s impossible to recreate what you’ve lost.”

The exhibition comprises a series of drawings and intimate, sculptural works that test the bounds of human materiality. Sculptures in wax, white bronze, blown glass, copper and stainless steel reveal biomechanical curves and alabaster cores resembling abstract and abject reductions of the body. Shaped by the artist’s early experiences of violence and brutality during the

The fashion of young people in the 1980s was all about individuality, blending boldness, rebellion, and fun. From vibrant oversized outfits to edgy punk leather jackets and band tees, self-expression was key. Athleisure became a cultural staple with tracksuits, sneakers, and sweatbands inspired by the aerobics and hip-hop movements of the time, while preppy looks […]

Edward Penfield (1866–1925) left an indelible mark on American art and design, shaping the visual culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Known for his bold, simplified style and mastery of flat colors, he captured the spirit of the “Golden Age of American Illustration.” Penfield’s stunning contributions to magazines like Harper’s Weekly and […]

Rachel Favelle’s art feels like stepping into a dream where animals blend seamlessly with both the real and the fantastical, each piece inviting you to linger and imagine. Growing up among Australia’s lush wildlife, she pours her childhood wonder into every painting, creating worlds that are at once tender and alive with possibility. Her work […]

Aleksandra Mikolajczak’s work transforms familiar cityscapes into breathtaking cinematic moments, evoking the quiet magic of a morning or evening stroll. With vibrant colors and rich textures, her illustrations invite you to pause, explore, and uncover the hidden stories woven into urban life. More: Behance

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