Category: Art

The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. – Aristotle

Good on Paper. Jan 2026, Design by Adam Hinks

Print Culture Still Thriving in Community Arts?

10/02/2026

Local freesheets like Good on Paper foster creative networks in the digital age...

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London Art Fair 2025 © Mark Cocksedge

London Art Fair 2026 and the Sculpted Mind 

04/02/2026

Exploring the cognitive bridge between mental imagery and artistic representation at the London Art Fair 2026...

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Site du Marais de la Cité internationale des arts © Maurine Tric / Adagp, Paris 2021

Cité internationale de arts- Engineering Cultural Evolution

02/02/2026

How the legendary residency redefines the contemporary urban landscape. An interview with Bénédicte Alliot, General Director of the Cité internationale des arts. ...

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LUAP, Golden Chips & The Three Bears - 2025 - Oil and Acrylic on Canvas - 244cm x 183cm

LUAP at the London Art Fair

17/01/2026

LUAP presents his work Golden Chips & The Three Bears at the London Art Fair 2026 ...

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Sverre Malling, Salon Désiré (detail), 2025

Sverre Malling Champions the Glowing Outsiders of History (Part Two)

12/01/2026

The Norwegian artist rediscovers marginalised figures and anachronistic traditions...

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'In memory of Basylevych family' by Olena Lviv (14 years old)

Ukrainian Children’s Art Heals Through Creativity

06/01/2026

ST.ART Gallery Exhibition and Auction Benefits UNICEF Ukraine Programme...

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Sverre Malling, Hirams Death (detail), 2024

Sverre Malling Champions the Glowing Outsiders of History (Part One)

05/01/2026

The Norwegian artist rediscovers marginalised figures and anachronistic traditions...

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Anning Song, This Is Our Secret Code, 2023

From Data to Empathy: Anning Song’s Research-Driven Art

03/01/2026

How a London-based designer transforms marginalisation into visual storytelling...

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Portrait of Jonathan Lyndon Chase by Eric D Jackson

The External Domestic Worlds of Jonathan Lyndon Chase

03/01/2026

A preview of Jonathan Lyndon Chase's 2026 show 'Keep thinking nobody does it like you here comes the sunset' in Milan...

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Shenlu Liu, SiO2.F12hz.T6s, 2022

Shenlu Liu: Can Textiles Restore Our Lost Senses?

31/12/2025

Shenlu Liu challenges screen-based perception through tactile emotional landscapes...

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Simon Taylor, Sketch, 2024

Why Is Stroud Britain’s New Art Hub?

25/12/2025

Nicholas Wells on establishing Aleph Contemporary in the Cotswolds...

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Xinyi Liu, Chronicle of A Death Foretold, 2023

Xinyi Liu: Does Death Give Meaning to Art?

20/12/2025

Exploring Time, Death and Object-Being in Xinyi Liu’s Contemporary Art...

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Xiaoping Yu, site in cowgate II, 2024

Xiaoping Yu: Art, Identity and Belonging

17/12/2025

Exploring Culture Shock Through Multi-Media Installation and Video...

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Graham Harman Waves and Stones Review

17/12/2025

Graham Harman's exploration of the philosophy of touch and the nature of reality...

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Stacey Gillian Abe, Dry Season 1, 2025. Acrylic On Canvas 200 X 200 Cm (Detail)

Why Does Stacey Gillian Abe Choose Indigo?

15/12/2025

Stacey Gillian Abe's Garden of Blue Whispers explores heritage, memory and familial bonds...

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Trebuchet 18 Foreign Objects

Trebuchet 18: Foreign Objects / Out Now

11/12/2025

The creation and dismantling of otherness / 144 pages / Luxury print / Available UK & Worldwide...

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Emilija Škarnulytė, still from Aphotic Zone 2022. Courtesy of the artist.

Emilija Škarnulyté at Tate St Ives

11/12/2025

Škarnulyté’s visually stunning meditation on mythology, technology and deep time...

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Victor Spinelli Diver Up

Studio 55 to Open in Ibiza

08/12/2025

Artist and photographer Victor Spinelli launches experimental space dedicated to community, collaboration and adventure ...

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Oswaldo Maciá, Observation Xerces Blue Butterfly – Gone!, 2025

Oswaldo Maciá’s Multisensory Migratory Movements Exhibition

05/12/2025

Exploring magical realism through sound, smell, and visual art at Elizabeth Xi Bauer gallery...

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Laís Amaral, Le maître des arcanes (2025) and Solange Pessoa, Nihil Novi Sub Sole (2019–2021) in ERASURE at Goodwood Art Foundation. Photo by Toby Adamson.

Confronting Colonial Erasure at Goodwood Art Foundation 2025

27/11/2025

Laís Amaral, Dana Awartani and Solange Pessoa: At the Goodwood Art Foundation, three artists confront the colonial composition of the present....

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Roman Ondák, Event Horizon, 2016 100 oak tree discs, stamped ink, acrylic paint, steel fixtures Detail of installation Collection Kunsten Museum of Modern Art, Aalborg Photo © Andy Keate and South London Gallery, London

Roman Ondak Returns to Prague

26/11/2025

Conceptual artist Roman Ondak explores memory, time and identity at Kunsthalle Praha...

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Digswell artist Molly Hagan's artwork

Trustee with Funding Experience Sought for Digswell Arts Trust

11/11/2025

Help shape the future of an established Hertfordshire arts charity supporting emerging artists and makers...

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Nadia Ryzhakova, By The Sea, 2025

Can Pour Painting Contain Meaning?

09/11/2025

A preview of Nadia Ryzhakova's Ciphers of Nature exhibition at Aleph Contemporary, Stroud. ...

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Almaty Museum of Arts (ALMA) exterior, photo: Alexey Narodizkiy

Kazakhstan: Close Encounters With Central Asian Culture, Contemporary Art And Post-Soviet Capitalism

04/11/2025

Inside Almaty's New Museums: The Patrons, Global Art, and the Revival of Central Asian Identity...

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Secret plan of London, produced for the General Strike of 1926, that details vulnerable military installations, police posts and fire stations. Produced by the Ordnance Survey for the War Office, later transferred to the British Library from the Ministry of Defence. Secret plan of London, 1926 (detail) © British Library Board

Secret Maps at the British Library: How Cartography Shaped Power, Protest and Survival

01/11/2025

From colonial plotting to refugee escape routes, the British Library's latest exhibition reveals the hidden stories behind maps...

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Mille Chen, I Tried But There's No Door II, 2025

Meet Millie Chen: London’s Emerging Artist Working with Found Objects 

30/10/2025

Kings College graduate combines interactive installations and mixed media to explore female identity, dislocation, and contemporary anxieties...

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Fanglin Luo, ME & GODDESS & ME, 2025

Fanglin Luo’s Performance Art Reclaims Feminist Mythology Through Ritual and Identity

28/10/2025

How contemporary artist Fanglin Luo channels Aphrodite and Nvwa (Nüwa) to question feminine identity and cultural power...

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Marcus Rees Roberts, Red Marble, Wild Flowers 4, 2024

This Dark Shore: Mythic Realism in the Work of Marcus Rees Roberts 

24/10/2025

An exhibition at Julian Page Projects reveals the haunting beauty of contemporary intaglio...

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Assemble, Fibredog, 2025, presented by Plinth. Frieze Sculpture 2025. Photo by Linda Nylind. Courtesy of Frieze.

Frieze London 2025 Review: Community, Identity and Encounters Across Time

20/10/2025

From Lauren Halsey at Gagosian to rediscovered Kenji Yoshida works, highlights from the 23rd edition of Frieze London and Frieze Masters...

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Gilbert & George METALEPSY, 2008 150 x 237 13/16 in. (381 x 604 cm) © Gilbert & George. Courtesy White Cube

Gilbert & George at Hayward Gallery: 21st Century Pictures Review

20/10/2025

A 25-year retrospective exploring the iconic duo's bold, grid-based works addressing money, sex, race and religion through their East London lens...

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