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Can Messages From the Future Be Hauntological?

Broad, historic perspectives on how artists have been compelled to capture the uncanny and unseen...

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This Georgian Townhouse Became London’s New Asian Art Destination

Breaking Boundaries: YDP Art Space Brings Asian Diasporic Creativity to Central London...

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The Last Years of Pablo Picasso

PoMo Trondheim presents works from the last decade of Pablo Picasso's life. ...

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Madre: Delcy Morelos’ Immersive Installation in Dialogue with Joseph Beuys

A preview of Madre, Berlin 2025, by installation artist Delcy Morelos...

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Whither Nigerian Modernism?

Tate Modern to host massive exhibition of Nigerian Modernism...

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Why the Rule of Three?

Galerie Negropontes invites artists to explore the power of three...

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Money, Fame and the Future: Tate Modern’s 25th

£43 million secured to launch Tate's endowment fund, but why? ...

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So Lonely? The Crowded Anomie of Edward Burra

A preview of Edward Burra (1905-1976) at TATE Britain...

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Frieze: Can it Still Deliver in 2025?

The mammoth art fair is set to return but can it cut it in a troubled art economy? ...

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Is It Possible to Reject Conformity?

Different perspectives on common shapes. A preview of Fitting In (2025), a show by Jonny Briggs ...

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Fearless Friendship: Hambling & Lucas Unite For Landmark London Show

Iconic artists Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas announce joint show at Sadie Coles HQ...

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Art Basel Recognises Nairy Baghramian and Delcy Morelos with Medals

Nairy Baghramian and Delcy Morelos 2025 Art Basel Medalists...

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Art Basel: Switzerland’s Most Anticipated Art Show for 2025

Art Basel unveils program highlights for the 2025 edition of its flagship show in Basel...

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Chronos: Maria Kreyn

A preview of Chronos by Maria Kreyn at Venice 2024...

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News-Based Installations

A glimpse at artworks by Michael Bielicky and Kamila B Richter...

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Set in Stone? The Future is Female

All-female sculpture takes on gender bias in the art world...

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Family Ties: The Hudsons

An exhibition by the Hudson Family at the Claridge's Artspace...

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Exhibited Histories of Erasure

State of Disappearance, Bristol 2023...

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Seismic Art: Visions of Science

A preview of Seismic: Art Meets Science at Giant...

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Wisdom Totems: Lauren Baker

In the wilds of Burning Man 2023, some find wisdom...

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Celestial Art: Gail Olding and Trina Bohan

Descriptions of the firmament: Gail Olding and Trina Bohan...

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Remote Freedom: Vuslat Sabanci’s Emanet

A preview of Emanet by Vuslat Sabanci...

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Wheels of Time, Human Spaces: Gabriel Orozco

A preview of Gabriel Orozco's exhibition Spacetime at Marian Goodman Gallery. ...

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The Human Menagerie: James Johnston

Luminous and mythic paintings of the Ur consciousness. A preview of James Johnston's 2023 Exhibition the Human Menagerie...

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James Turrell and Lalique Collaboration in Crystal Light

Light Artist James Turrell and Lalique Collaborate on Beauty ...

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Me, My Brain and I: Charity Auction

All money raised will go towards Parkinson’s UK’s vital work into new treatments and a cure...

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If Only These Walls Could Talk: Maryam Eisler

Maryam Eisler brings ‘Sublime Femininity’ to London....

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Majesty: A Tribute to the Queen

A life refracted: New exhibition explores the work of three royal artists who have immortalised Her Majesty the Queen in their portraits. 28th September – 12th October, 2022...

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Geometry, Dreams and Parables: Nazir Tanbouli

A preview of Nazir Tanbouli's exhibition Tales from the Golden Forest at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery London...

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Routes of Life, Ghosts of History

Post-colonialism is alive and well. As a discourse it has parallel pathways to power and capital through institutions and histories. It is a lens to scrutinise how facts are used to build myths and...

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