Apollo – The International Art Magazine

Connoisseurs: the experts who shaped our taste in art

Connoisseurs: the experts who shaped our taste in art

Me robot, you humane?

Me robot, you humane?

London’s hot, and so is the art market

London’s hot, and so is the art market

‘Everybody wants a piece of antiquity’: Charis Tyndall

‘Everybody wants a piece of antiquity’: Charis Tyndall

The Sarajevo museum standing up for unity

The Sarajevo museum standing up for unity

The dark side of living on the moon

The dark side of living on the moon

Paris’s youngest major museum is all grown up

Paris’s youngest major museum is all grown up

The Musée du Quai Branly is 20 this year. It has long aspired to be a place of post-colonial dialogue between cultures. Is this finally becoming a reality?

30 June 2026

The forgers who remade Islamic ceramics

The forgers who remade Islamic ceramics

30 June 2026

The French artists who kept up with fashion

The French artists who kept up with fashion

30 June 2026

How Côte d’Ivoire’s capital scaled up

How Côte d’Ivoire’s capital scaled up

30 June 2026

Earthly paradises in Enlightenment France

Earthly paradises in Enlightenment France

30 June 2026

The understated genius of Michael Andrews

The understated genius of Michael Andrews

The singular paintings of one of the unshowier School of London painters are ripe for discovery

Digby Warde-Aldam

30 June 2026

Austrian landscape painting from the ground up

Austrian landscape painting from the ground up

Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller’s landscapes seem idealised but their quietly radical nature put him at odds with the art establishment of his day

Apollo

29 June 2026

The dark arts of Francisco de Zurbarán

The dark arts of Francisco de Zurbarán

29 June 2026

The Czechs who brought cubism to architecture

The Czechs who brought cubism to architecture

Edwin Heathcote

30 June 2026

The American collectors for whom West is best

The American collectors for whom West is best

29 June 2026

Two sides to every flag

Two sides to every flag

29 June 2026

From Iberia to Italy, and back again

From Iberia to Italy, and back again

A revelatory exhibition at the Prado explores a neglected period of cultural and artistic exchange during the 14th century

Carl Brandon Strehlke

29 June 2026

In the studio with...

In the studio with...

Fiona Pardington

Fiona Pardington

The photographer talks to Apollo about how she prepared to represent New Zealand at the Venice Biennale – all without a studio

Apollo

12 May 2026

In the studio with...

Angel Otero

Angel Otero

The artist moves between studios in New York and Puerto Rico, where music – be it bossa nova or hip hop – is always playing in the background

Apollo

6 May 2026

In the studio with...

Nicola Turner

Nicola Turner

The artist’s writhing sculptures have invaded unusual spaces, from central London to the set of ‘Wuthering Heights’

Apollo

7 April 2026

In the studio with...

Elisabeth Cummings

Elisabeth Cummings

The artist has lived in Italy and Salzburg, studying under Oskar Kokoschka, but it’s in her peaceful studio in the Australian bush that she feels most at home

Apollo

20 March 2026

July/August 2026 magazine cover

The New York Historical gets more democratic | does sculpture have a solid future? | the Musée du Quai Branly at 20 | Côte d’Ivoire’s supersized capital

Plus: Czech cubism, Peggy Guggenheim in London, a preview of Parcours des Mondes and, in reviews, Zurbarán at the National Gallery, what Spanish painters learnt in Italy, and the subtle genius of Michael Andrews

News

Heatwave in Europe forces some museums to close, others become havens

28 JUNE 2026

Heatwave in Europe forces some museums to close, others become havens

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

7 JUNE 2026

Pace Gallery downsizes, dropping 50 artists and cutting 50 staff

Israel captures Crusader castle in south Lebanon

31 MAY 2026

Israel captures Crusader castle in south Lebanon

French government selects architects for €1bn Louvre redevelopment

24 MAY 2026

French government selects architects for €1bn Louvre redevelopment

New York’s Neue Galerie to merge with Met

17 MAY 2026

New York’s Neue Galerie to merge with Met

Venice Biennale opens amid protests

8 MAY 2026

Venice Biennale opens amid protests

The intimate art of Jennifer Packer

The intimate art of Jennifer Packer

A domestic scene of comfort and ease by the American artist demonstrates her skill for conveying hidden depths

29 June 2026

Does sculpture have a solid future?

Does sculpture have a solid future?

29 June 2026

Fang sculpture stands taller than ever

Fang sculpture stands taller than ever

Emma Crichton-Miller

29 June 2026

Rolling out the barrel in Piedmont

Rolling out the barrel in Piedmont

Christina Makris

29 June 2026

‘Everybody wants a piece of antiquity’: Charis Tyndall

‘Everybody wants a piece of antiquity’: Charis Tyndall

26 June 2026

What to see at Parcours des Mondes 2026

What to see at Parcours des Mondes 2026

Objects from the Maluku Islands in Indonesia and a ceremonial bowl from Norway are among the highlights at the annual Paris event

29 June 2026

Rakewell

Reflections on a green pool

St James’s Park gets some new feathers in its cap

The fine art of typos

When theatre dives into the deep end

A wily history of coyotes in art

The rush to see the Bayeux Tapestry

The butterfly effect in art

Rakewell

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