Faces of Germany between the wars
The exhilarating work of Otto Dix and August Sander charts the nation’s descent from Weimar confidence to Nazi horror
The exhilarating work of Otto Dix and August Sander charts the nation’s descent from Weimar confidence to Nazi horror
In his current exhibition in London, he casts his sharp eye over a bleak situation
A gripping exhibition in New York unearths fresh insights into his work
Fahrelnissa Zeid made startlingly original abstract paintings – so why has it taken so long for her talent to be recognised?
Harry Gruyaert showed the doubters that colour could be just as good as black and white
He makes raw, funny images that turn the conventions of photography on their head
How a Spanish designer reinvented the female silhouette, and changed fashion forever
Japan’s most famous artist believed that the longer he lived, the better he’d get. A new exhibition in London proves him right
He didn’t so much paint his sitters as his feelings about them
The Bauhaus artist Lászlo Moholy-Nagy said that his primary medium was light itself. An exhibition in Los Angeles illuminates his meaning
