Go behind the scenes of Chris DeRubeis' Abstract Sensualism® as the artist burns and chemically manipulates his reflective metal artwork.

The documentary film 'El Bosco, the garden of dreams', produced by LópezLiFilms and the Prado Museum, which this year commemorates the fifth centenary of the painter's death with a major exhibition entitled `El Bosco. La exposición del Centenario´.

The 26-year-old star has unveiled a lyric video to go with the fourth track from his latest record 'Divide', which sees him nominated for three Q Awards this year. The 'Castle on the Hill' hitmaker could go home with the Best Track prize for 'Shape of You', Best Solo Artist and Best Act In The Worl...

This wide-reaching interview with David Hockney has been filmed especially for the exhibition: David Hockney: Current Displaying his characteristic wit, the artist himself provides critical insights into the experience of the exhibition and reflects on his working methods, his views on art and art...

The world is fine and alway will be, it’s the people that create labels and divide us up. If these labels can be removed, we will see world peace for the first time and hatred will be a thing of the past. Watch this video by the legendary Prince EA who will talk wisdom into you. Please watch and sha

Tweeted Yang: “I created this music video as my personal way of coming out as a proud gay man who has many unheard, specific stories to tell. I withheld because of fear and shame shaped by my background but I promise to give my full truth in the rest of my life’s work. ?️‍?”

Speed Painting of Boxer David Price by Artist Steve Alce in London

The O’Neill UNREASONABLE film festival continues with film no. 4 "Waveform" from award-winning artist Stefan Nadelman from Portland, USA. Immerse yourself in fast-paced surfing sequences full of action, color, and fluid motion that expose waveforms in a new light.

An incredible art tribute to Steve Jobs. The artist uses salt to create his work.

This ten minute clip is drawn from the famous 1950s game show, and it's quite surreal. I don't use the word surreal loosely: the special guest is Salvador Dali.