The artist on the strangeness of memory, gold afros, and breaking from the dogma of her own work.

Tracey Emin - Exorcism of the Last Painting I Ever Made, 1996

Art, orange marmalade, and mushroom pizza

She likens her practice to a game of “telephone” in which the work in question is constantly shifting in form and meaning during its progression. When she feels too comfortable with a particular method or idea she abandons it and moves on to something new. Your creative hunger seems to be independent of any particular medium. How important is the material to you? My working process is in many ways reminiscent of a dialogue. I never know how a certain [...]

One evening at sunset, while reading over her lyrics in Sunset Park in Brooklyn, Bikôkô—which also means ‘sunset’ in the Basaa language of Cameroon—envisioned an album on which each song would represent a moment of the day.

Inside the studio of the artist who works with everyone from J.W. Anderson to Tory Burch and Elie Saab.

From Jimmy Buffett outside his Palm Beach, Florida, home to Misty Copeland stretching her legs in Manhattan, the portraits show just how much our personality is reflected in where we live.

Annie Lennox's daughter Tali is officially making a name for herself in the art world.

Renowned influential London based art gallery, Maddox Gallery, will exclusively unveil Spanish artist Coco Dávez’s striking collection of ‘Faceless’ portraits in May 2019. The launch of her most acclaimed body of work to date is undoubtedly set to disrupt the art scene in London and further afield. Ahead of her exhibition, The Art Collector asked Coco