Mark Westall is the Founder and Editor in Chief at World of FAD. He focuses on a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including digital art, fine art, and urban art, while also exploring themes in design, culture, and society. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Newsweek, MedCity News, and FAD Magazine.
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Mark Westall's coverage is heavily focused on art exhibitions, galleries, and artists. He frequently covers events and press releases related to the entertainment industry and culture & society. When reaching out to Mark, consider providing information about upcoming art exhibitions, new gallery openings, or exclusive insights into the work of contemporary artists.
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Dan Flavin’s fluorescent light installations take over Guggenheim Bilbao.
Philippe Parreno's new feature film Riverrun, starring Charlotte Gainsbourg, Zoë Saldaña, Vicky Krieps and Ángela Molina, will receive its world premiere at the 21st Rome Film Festival tomorrow 24th October 2026.
More than 50 RCA staff bring their hidden creative practices into the gallery.
Tate receives 50 historic Anglo-Indian works in a major gift from Charles Greig.
The Courtauld brings leading artists and architects together to help shape its contemporary future.
Jo Marsh on Ty Pawb, accidental audiences and building culture into everyday life.
Maxwell Graham adds Michael E. Smith to its artist roster.
Frieze Abu Dhabi unveils 89 exhibitors, regional pioneers and major international names.
A new book asks what artists think, not just what they make.
By: Mark Westall
Zaha Hadid’s former London headquarters reopens with exhibitions, commissions and a major symposium.
