Bieke Depoorter, Samuel Fosso, Arthur Jafa and Frida Orupabo have been revealed as the four international artists shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023.
In April's artful adventures, explore Dickens' foggy London, Steve McQueen's Grenfell tribute, and the pioneers of abstract art.
Annual research from The Art Newspaper has revealed that London’s museums and galleries are faring worse than global competitors in recouping the number of visitors they had pre-pandemic.
British artist Emily Gillbanks showcases her debut solo exhibition, Temporary Sitters, at the JD Malat Gallery in London, exploring the complex and diverse world of Tube life in these London Underground paintings.
The National Portrait Gallery has commissioned a seven-panel mural depicting 130 women from British history, as part of the gallery’s three-year project to increase female representation in its collection.
Maritime wonders, photography, dogs, milk, and dinosaurs feature in our museums and art galleries guide for March 2023. Here are the best London exhibitions this month.
★★★★★ The Saatchi Gallery’s new exhibition, Beyond The Streets, is massive. In both scale and scope, the display dwarfs any street art exhibition the UK has hosted before, spanning the breadth of the subculture on both sides of the Atlantic and beyond.
The National Portrait Gallery has today announced the lineup of major exhibitions it will host when it reopens on 22 June 2023.
Three British arts organisations have commissioned a series of anti-money laundering training videos, aimed at helping UK art dealers “navigate red tape” and avoid penalties.
The National Portrait Gallery will reopen its doors for the first time since 2020, following the most extensive redevelopment of its building since 1896.
In the wake of environmental protests at museums across the UK, Sophie Dibben examines some acts of art vandalism that have happened recently, and looks at why they specifically target art.
A new arts venue in Manchester - due to open next year, four years behind schedule - is hoping to fetch £25m for the sale of its naming rights.
The UK’s Government Art Collection (GAC), containing over 14,700 works, is to open its first public display space in London next year, The Art Newspaper reports.
The Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) has removed the Sackler name from its galleries, due to the family’s role in the global opioid crisis, with members making their fortune through the highly addictive painkiller, OxyContin.
Robert Newland, a British art dealer who worked with fraudster Inigo Philbrick, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
In this series, illuminating the world of London’s creatives, we spent a day with Alice Black– co-founder of the Alice Black Gallery.
The Royal Academy of Arts has announced new plans to appeal to a younger audience, including half-priced exhibition tickets for all aged 25 and...
As with cinemas and most shops, UK museums will also be closing their doors on Monday as the Queen is laid to rest.
We've got a nice little mix this month. Indoor and outdoor, virtual and physical, old and new...find our September arts and events guide below.
London’s Horniman Museum has returned its Benin Bronzes to Nigeria as part of a repatriation package of 72 artefacts, which coincides with Arts Council England’s (ACE) long awaited new guidance for museums and galleries on restitution.
Frieze London has announced the 162 galleries featuring at its fair in Regent's Park this October. A full list can be found below.
A previously unknown self-portrait of Vincent Van Gogh has been discovered on the back of another of the Dutch Post-Impressionist’s works.
Tate will return an archive said to have come from the studio of Francis Bacon and valued at £20 million, amid concerns over its authenticity.
The Victoria and Albert Museum is joining forces with Bayeux City officials in signing a memorandum of understanding, nearly 150 years on from the start of their relationship.
From the 1850s to the present day, including everything from jellyfish to soaking-wet Persian rugs, here are our selected favourites from this year's sprawling multi-venue photography fair in the capital.
Over 150 of London’s leading contemporary galleries will come together for London Gallery Weekend from tomorrow. Here’s some of the best shows to check out. (Admittedly this list isn’t extensive – there’s a lot of quality on show).
The National Gallery has become the latest British cultural institution to remove the disgraced Sackler name from its walls.
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Women are mysterious and elusive in Dulwich Picture Gallery’s new exhibition, Reframed: The Woman In The Window.
An art auction, which is live for two weeks from today, is selling works from artists across the globe, with all proceeds going toward humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.
Deborah Swallow, the director of London’s Courtauld Institute for 18 transformative years, has retired.
