She is not known for subtlety--in either her work or her personality--but the prominent, often brow-raising British artist Tracey Emin's latest sculpt...

Emin, the artist and Turner-prize nominee, has argued art must remain part of the curriculum to help feed the "soul of the nation". If it is removed,...

To celebrate "The Next Day," David Bowie's first album in 10 years, UK artist Tracey Emin worked with Harper's Bazaar to showcase her personal tribute...

HuffPost Arts&Culture is celebrating Women's History Month with the help of our favorite artists -- female artists, of course. Every day of March we'r...

It is hard to imagine that many of the assignations that take place around midnight in the eighth-floor bar of the Marriott Marquis hotel in Times Squ...

The seaside town of Margate in England is not exactly the most fashionable of destinations but the return of the troubled resort's most famous dau...

A highlight was when a curator was showing a group of fans the beer stein covered in hand-molded and painted snails and a giant cowboy swaggered over and hollered, "Where's the sauce for these little suckers?" and swooped his paw by the art.

The smell of latex fills the air as a leggy blonde teeters towards you on sky-high heels. Dark glasses shade her eyes, a small dog is nestled under he...

In the late 1980s a group of Young British Artists (or YBAs) like Damien Hurst, Tracey Emin, and Gavin Turk himself, began consistently challenging accepted artistic ideals.

In a 1999 essay, Ernst van de Wetering, professor of art history at the U. of Amsterdam and chairman of the Rembrandt Research Project, noted that Rembrandt had painted himself at least 40 times, had etched himself 31 times, and had drawn a handful of self-portraits.

Tracey Emin, the artist famous for her revealing installations including the 1999 Turner Prize- nominated "My Bed," has been appointed Professor of Dr...

A recent poll conducted by 'The Other Art Fair' asked thousands of artists of all ages who they thought was the most influential artist in the UK. The...

With so much argument over Marni Kotak the woman who gave birth in an art gallery last week, it seemed only right to put things in perspective with so...

The Chapman brothers are not shy. Since first bursting onto the art scene in the early 90s with work featured in the notorious YBA exhibition, Sensati...

Alongside artist Tracey Emin's "Love is What You Want" exhibition at London's Hayward Gallery, eight new prints are on display and available for sale ...

The posters for the Olympics immortalize the event long after the games themselves have ended. Over the years, artists like David Hockney and Andy War...

French fashion house Louis Vuitton has just created an amazing opportunity for young artists, a website where aspiring artists can upload their work a...

Niki de Saint Phalle's Black Rosy is an iconic work representing the shadow of Eros that would be repressed by feminist criticism in the years to com...

Art Basel Miami Beach, the annual art fair and revelry that passes through Miami in early December means different things to different people. To me, it means art, sun, and fun.

A new book names Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, and Tracey Emin as today's art stars -- and identifies Picasso and Duchamp as their predecessors. The connection? All made their personalities inseparable from their art.

Arts organizations are prepared to tighten their belts, but massive cuts will strike a hammer blow to one of Britain's biggest success stories of the past two decades.

By Kisa Lala "Louise Bourgeois and Tracey Emin, 2010. Portrait by Brigitte Cornand" Before her death recently at the age of 98, Louise Bourgeois ...