Stuart Semple can’t say when a pink hue is at its “Barbiest” — he simply knows it when he sees it. ... In response, Semple made “the world’s pinkest pink” pigment for public sale.

Not So, Says Stuart Semple Semple is selling his version of the new color for a whopping $10,000—that is, unless you're an artist. Stuart Semple with a bottle of Yolo.

In a twist of Stuart Semple’s nearly decade-long feud with Anish Kapoor, the British artist and activist has legally changed his name to, well, “Anish Kapoor.”To celebrate, he’s stamping ...

When Stuart Semple read the news of a “new color”, he knew it was his duty as a chroma-obsessed artist to cook up a paint inspired by it. And so, after a long night in his “lab,” he ...

British artist Stuart Semple has been ordered by a French court to pay €16,000 ($18,200) in damages for selling a paint he called Easy Klein—a vivid blue he spent a decade developing as a ...

A legal form changing Stuart Semple’s name to Anish Kapoor, signed by Semple. Photo courtesy of Stuart Semple. “That’s a really interesting question, because I don’t do it often.

British artist Stuart Semple says that he "pulled an all-nighter" to create his Yolo paint in a colour that imitates one a group of American scientists claim to have just discovered. Semple, who ...

Semple’s Black 3.0 paint—the blackest, flattest acrylic paint available on the planet—absorbs 99% of all the visible spectrum. Yolo does the opposite. It reflects 96% of light, but only in ...

In 2022, artist Stuart Semple opened up his laptop to find that all his designs had turned black overnight. All the colors, across files on Adobe products like Photoshop and Illustrator, were gone.

To celebrate the silver anniversary (25 years) of Honda launching the first hybrid model onto the European market, it has painted a Civic e:HEV with a unique silver paint mixed by Stuart Semple.

Semple’s Black 3.0 paint—the blackest, flattest acrylic paint available on the planet—absorbs 99% of all the visible spectrum. Yolo does the opposite. It reflects 96% of light, but only in ...