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Exhibition’s on until 18th October. If you haven’t seen it yet, don’t miss your chance, Anish Kapoor at the…
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In a new instalment of our Private View series, we speak to artist Anish Kapoor (@dirty_corner) and tour his…
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ANISH KAPOOR • Last weeks to discover Anish Kapoor’s exhibition at Palazzo Manfrin, the 16th century Palazzo…
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Anish Kapoor has returned to London’s Hayward Gallery, the exact place he staged his first major UK survey…
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“The work doesn’t exist without the viewer.” — Anish Kapoor In ’Mirror (Organic Green to Dark Purple)’…
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Nato a Bombay nel 1954 da padre indiano e madre ebrea irachena, trasferitosi a Londra negli anni Settanta…
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‘Dismemberment, Site 1’ is Anish Kapoor’s (@dirty_corner) 85-metre-long sculpture at Gibbs Farm in New…
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We are pleased to announce our presence at India Art Fair @indiaartfair We will be at Booth E05 with a…
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That was us about a week ago, at Palazzo Manfrin in Venice, pretty much alone with 50 years of Anish…
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Come with us to explore 'Origins II,' our public exhibition in Diriyah where you can see works by Andy…
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In London, Anish Kapoor has taken over the Hayward Gallery (16 June–18 October 2026) with an exhibition of…
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* Hurry up to slow down * To brave the storm, one must step into its eye – returning to the core, the place…
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Over the past 30 years, owner Alan Gibbs has transformed his farm on New Zealand’s North Island into a…
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Fui visitar uma exposição incrível na Casa Bradesco de Anish Kapoor, um artista plástico indo-britânico…
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When Anish Kapoor announced his exclusive rights to the “blackest black” pigment, Stuart Semple…
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A major exhibition by Anish Kapoor (@anish.kapoor) opens at the Hayward Gallery (@hayward.gallery) tomorrow…
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This Anish Kapoor (@dirty_corner) piece is a real-life portal @owenwng takes us into Kapoor's show at the…
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About Anishkapoor
Anish Kapoor is a British-Indian sculptor known for large-scale installations and his use of reflective and void-like surfaces. He won Israel’s $1 million Genesis Prize in 2017 for commitment to Jewish values and pledged the funds to refugee aid organizations like the International Rescue Committee. Born in Mumbai to an Indian father and Iraqi-Jewish mother, Kapoor has also created works including London’s Holocaust Memorial and the ArcelorMittal Orbit.
Kapoor gained attention for securing exclusive rights to Vantablack S-Vis, the world’s darkest black pigment, for use in art through Surrey NanoSystems. His practice often explores perception with materials like mirrored steel and deep black voids. In June 2026 he returned to London’s Hayward Gallery with new red and black sculptures alongside earlier works, marking nearly 30 years since his first UK solo show there.
His signature void installations continue to draw attention in 2026, including recent displays at Lisson Gallery in Venice’s Palazzo Manfrin. Kapoor frequently links his art to themes of absence, materiality, and identity, while also supporting humanitarian causes connected to displacement and refugee communities.