The Irish Sky Garden, by James Turrell (@jamesturell) is a giant earth and stone crater embedded into the landscape of the Liss Ard Estate gardens. In the centre of the crater’s ‘bowl’ is a large stone 'vault purchase' or plinth. This is where the visitor should lie back and look at the sky, which is framed by the edges of the elliptical crater. #jamesturrell

Flaming June by Sir Frederic Leighton, 1895 Despite being Leighton's best-known work and one of the most important works in the classist Academic style, it failed to sell for a low reserve auction price of just $140 in the 1960s (the equivalent of $1,126 in today's money) as it was a period in which it was particularly difficult to sell Victorian pieces. #fredericleighton

Redemption by Silver Francis (@silverfrancisart) #silverfrancis

A pair of hand signed editions by Elizabeth Peyton are available now in support of the reopening of @nationalportraitgallery. Elizabeth depicts two notable figures – Mai and Frederick Douglass. Created in close collaboration with printmakers at @make__ready , each edition is composed of 15 and 29 silkscreen layers. · Free worldwide shipping · Individually signed · Time-limited, available until June 26 Link in bio to find out more. Mai (Afterlife) after Sir Joshua Reynolds' Portrait of Mai (Omai), 1776, 2023, Silkscreen print, © Elizabeth Peyton Frederick Douglass, 1850, 2023, Silkscreen print, © Elizabeth Peyton #elizabethpeyton #nationalportraitgallery

Cardboard painting by @golsa.golchini #golsagolchini

Constellations, embroidery on silk by @zhaozhao305 #zhaozhao

@wallflowermccoy paints textured, tender portraits of archival photographs – balancing intimacy and anonymity. “There are things I would like to say so I use portraiture to guide those thoughts and to tell the stories” Link in bio to find out more about our upcoming edition with Shaina and register your interest. #shainamccoy 1. ¡Besos II!, 2019 2. Big Poppa, 2021 3. Untitled, 2015 4. Nana, 2020 5. Easy Duz It, 2015 6. Untitled, 2015 7. Self Portrait No.9, 2021 8. Tiff, 2023

LUV is everywhere. ⚫ More specifically, LUV is in London. Visit @ly_painter’s pop-up this weekend and discover new horizons for her loveable monochrome muse. Alongside unseen paintings, a collection of limited edition sculptures and collectibles are now available to buy at the pop-up and online. Link in bio for everything you need to know. · 📷 @lucy.emms #ly #livingwithluv

Wooden furniture carved to look like it’s glitching, by @ferrucciolaviani #ferruciolaviani

“I don't want reality, I want a creative and playful take on it.” For @jean_jullien, art is the simplest method of communication – “with drawing, there’s no need for translation from one language to another.” Simplicity is both his philosophy and his practice. From public installations and furniture to oil paintings and a publication with Phaidon, the depth to Jean’s practice is extensive. Find out more at the link in bio and register for updates on our upcoming collaboration. #jeanjullien 1. Filili Viridi at the Jardin de plantes des Nantes, 2020 2. Untitled, 2019 3. Le fil a lingue rue des dunes, 2019 4. Relax, 2018 5. Contre jour pendant la pêche, 2019 6. Armpit, 2018 7. Capsule for Ami Paris, 2021 8. Untitled, 2019 9. The Departure at Ginza Six, Nanzuka, 2022

Architect and founding partner of CLS Architects, Massimiliano Locatelli turned a 16th century church into the headquarters of his architectural firm. Chiesa San Paolo Converso was once used as a warehouse for Napolean, a concert venue in the 1930s, and more recently, an auction room for Christie’s and general art space for fashion shows, exhibitions, and concerts. The offices are in a free-standing iron box in the church, leaving the baroque facades untouched. The building will also continue to be used as a venue for concerts and exhibitions.

Lubaina Himid is an overachiever. She’s an artist, curator, professor and turner prize winner who has championed Black British art for decades. We should all be more like Lubaina. #lubainahimid