Looking for Empty Land: Donald Judd and IcelandDonald Judd (19281994) was an American artist known for reductive forms and a strident rejection of imposed meanings. Though largely absent from art historical accounts of his life, Judd had a varied and complex relationship with Iceland, which started with his childhood fascination with the Icelandic sagas. After his first trip to the island in 1981, he returned to create an exhibition in Reykjavik and, through his visits, became familiar with a

a seed from a type of palm that grows in South American rainforests

Brought to life with a dazzling array of more than 160 images

from emotions to a brand new Manifesto for Men

Through their personal stories

offering a rare insight into the processes that shape projects of this magnitude

visionary realms

An entirely fresh perspective on the history of cinema

Crowther delves into Marilyn's personal collection of books and recounts some of these meetings

Brazil’s Supreme Court has ruled this genocide

57 x 70 mm

the Trixie Night Light is an ideal addition to any child's bedroom

Unfold a world of creativity and explore the heart of London’s arts scene