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The significant historical find was made after construction workers discovered ruins underneath the 19th-century church they were renovating. (read more)
The selection comprises over 40,000 comics released between 1935 – 2014, featuring iconic American comic book characters such as Wonder Woman, The Flash, and Batman. (read more)
The pigment behaves as a fluorophore, a light-emitting material used to stain samples so they can be seen at clearer resolution under modern microscopes. (read more)
A planned new mediation system, which aims to streamline copyright breach claims in the US, has loopholes that could deny artists justice, say critics. (read more)
David Downes, a landscape painter who amplifies the sense of place and time through the lens of autism, is painting one piece a day throughout isolation. (read more)
Vortic offers galleries customisable virtual gallery spaces to show their art using virtual and augmented reality technology. (read more)
The National Film and Television School has evolved to become a leading global institution, developing some of Britain and the world’s top creative talent. (read more)
A “virtual festival of the arts” is part of a wider BBC package intended to keep the nation “informed, educated and entertained in unprecedented times”. (read more)
The pioneering cult hero, who adopted a third gender, is known for reinventing he/r own body as a work of art. (read more)
Sims Reed Gallery present an exhibition of fine art prints and original works on paper by the internationally renowned American artist Dale Chihuly. (read more)
The first exhibition in the new space showcases works by the up-and-coming Dan Hollings, selected by Saatchi Art as an artist to invest in. (read more)
Major exhibition explores the changing historical and aesthetic terms of artistic engagement with mediumship from the 19th century to present day. (read more)
Show seeks to shed light on the effect Spencer’s two wives had on his artistic practice while also examining the love triangle that existed between them. (read more)
Aspects of Landscape features more than 50 works spanning nearly six decades, charting Hitchens’ evolution from a descriptive to unique form of abstract painting. (read more)
The Dawn of Art opens this significant site of usually inaccessible 36,000-year-old prehistoric art to the public via immersive tech. (read more)
Vanguard celebrates the instrumental role of Bristol’s creatives in the development of British street art, with rare works including seminal works from the late 90s. (read more)
Cosmati Floor and Wax Fruit draws on a collected archive of varied imagery, and explores notions of stage, spectacle, desire and design. (read more)
Prop Store, one of the world’s leading film and TV entertainment memorabilia companies, will hold its fifth cinema poster live auction this March. (read more)
The newly found monument honouring Romulus includes a 2,600-year-old sarcophagus. (read more)
For its inaugural show, Newlands House Gallery will stage an exhibition of original photographs by Helmut Newton. (read more)
A Nancy Fouts retrospective will feature work spanning several decades, including some of her best loved sculptures and framed works alongside some unseen pieces. (read more)
Reflective of Picasso’s unmistakable style, the ceramics provide a unique key into one of the twentieth century’s most influential artists. (read more)
The Bushfire Relief Auction in Melbourne has been organised by collectors Sandra Powell and Andrew King and prices start at £200. (read more)
Signature African Art, originally established in Lagos in 1992, will use its new London space to introduce a new generation of African artists to UK and European audiences. (read more)
The world’s largest touring exhibition of privately owned Banksy artworks opens on 23 April in South Kensington. (read more)
Activists from the theatrical protest group BP or not BP? dressed as warriors to protest against corporate sponsorship deal with oil firm. (read more)
JD Malat Gallery’s group show attempts to underline the importance of international dialogue, focussing in particular on the artistic response to changing global conditions and political events. (read more)
The Wall: Community Art Building Mural (2020), which was painted live at the fair, was inspired by an ongoing demonstration against the 2019 Citizenship Amendment Act. (read more)
The Hong Kong Art Gallery Association released a statement of support for the region as well as the decision Art Basel makes regarding its Hong Kong fair. (read more)
February marks the 27th anniversary of the venue’s inaugural exhibition and also its forced closure if it cannot meet, or successfully contest, a 333% rent increase. (read more)
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