At the beginning of the 20th century, the industrialized world started to pick up speed, and painters and poets vowed to keep pace. Italy’s Futurism and Britain’s Vorticism celebrated movement ...

Tate Britain’s Vorticism exhibition revisits one of English art’s most radical and yet mysterious movements. “Vorticism … was what I personally did and said at a certain period,” wrote the painter and ...

“Vorticism, as [Lewis] conceived it, was essentially masculine in character—a line swallowed by later critics,” wrote Brigid Peppin, a relative of Saunders’, in Tate Etc. in 2011.

After her engagement with Vorticism, she entered into other alignments with groupings of importance – from Rhythm and the Seven and Five Society to the London Group – in the long and ...

Vorticism changed all that: it was the only bona fide, manifesto-waving modern art movement to have originated in these islands. The subject of a major exhibition at Tate Britain, Vorticism united ...

None of the large canvases produced by Vorticism’s other members still exists. But the related works on paper by Jessica Dismorr, Frederick Etchells, William Roberts, Helen Saunders and Edward ...

An exhibition on the Vorticism art movement is set to open at Tate Britain in London next week, with branding and exhibition work carried out by Rose Design, inspired by an original Vorticist ...

Following the popularity of cubism, a short-lived movement called vorticism arose. For this week’s Shooting Challenge, you’re going to capture a vortograph. Use prisms and mirrors to capture a ...

“A cosmopolitan man of letters and a citizen of the world, a global scholar and traveller,” is how The Globe and Mail, in CJ Fox’s native Canada, describes the journalist, who has died aged 87.