Everyone has inside of him a piece of good news. The good news is that you don’t know how great you can be! How much you can love! What you can accomplish! And what your potential is! – Anne Frank
Omnibus presents key aspects of Honey-Suckle Company’s work, revealing the group’s past, present and future through an amalgamation of existing works within new installations. (read more)
Returning this year with an ‘Outstanding’ A Greener Festival Award, Cambridge Folk Festival today furthers its sustainability commitment and announces the ban on single use plastics.
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All of this year’s award winners are displayed alongside the full shortlist at the World Illustration Awards 2019 Exhibition, which runs at Somerset House until 28 July. (read more)
The first major show staged on this theme, Into the Night features both famed and little-known sites of the avant-garde from the 1880s to the 1960s. (read more)
Reading together builds trust and strengthens family bonds, so what happens when a parent is in prison? A project in Stratford-upon-Avon is bridging the gap. (read more)
Axel Krause’s support for anti-immigration party AfD was a step too far for the organisers, but others say his exclusion suppresses freedom. (read more)
In the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition of 1808, J.M.W Turner made a rare misfire. British Landscape Painters Plateau at Sotheby’s: Trebuchet July Market Roundup (read more)
A new installation of sculptures echo ancient tombs and their spiritual presence to express the concept of safety usually associated with a sacred location.
The British artist revolutionised sculpture with her development of a new aesthetic sensibility founded on the language of form and volume. (read more)
Sweet Harmony, the first exhibition celebrating rave culture to take place in a major art institution, will recapture the new world that emerged from the acid house scene. (read more)
A wealth of evidence suggests benefits in creative participation for older people, which is increasingly being celebrated in festivals, programming and media stories. (read more)
Seeing Through Babel explores the Old Testament story of Babel, using visual imagery as a means to connect people across the language divide. (read more)
Hold Tight is a new series of paintings, sculptures and drawings that explore the theme of love through symmetry and the artist’s unique yet universal language. (read more)
With a little help from their human companions, these canine curators have selected artworks in what is believed to be the first exhibition of its kind. (read more)
Influenced by cinema and a fascination with the gritty world of urban subculture, Kamp’s paintings delve beneath the surface of social class to capture a moment of high tension. (read more)
The second edition of Teer Art Fair aims to foster domestic Iranian art scene at a time when international sales are increasingly difficult for the country’s galleries. (read more)
Artists have been a driving force behind the demonstrations, while the gallery community has encouraged strike action, with many closing to enable staff to join protests.
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Roth’s last solo exhibition was centred on a desert plant stolen from the garden of Stephen Paddock, the man behind the mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival. (read more)
Mona Lisa: Beyond the Glass is the Louvre’s first virtual reality work, marking the 500th anniversary of the Leonardo da Vinci’s death. (read more)
The Committee will question Lord Hall of Birkenhead and Alex Mahon as part of an ongoing inquiry into public service broadcasting in the age of VOD. (read more)
Bowers honours request by alleged assault survivor who states she did not give permission for her image to be included in the piece. (read more)
Interdisciplinary artist Scott Eaton underscores the impact AI is set to have on art-making and how it will change our perception of the human form. (read more)
The work of over 800 art and photography students will be on display, showcasing fresh creativity from across the UK. (read more)
Philosophy of Beyond weaves together a rich sonic tapestry built in part from comb-filtering experiments, tape loops, and sampled field excursions into unique acoustical environments. (read more)
The fair is a celebration of unique craft from a specially selected collection of artists from around the South West. (read more)
Skengdo, AM and Drillminister have collaborated with Andrei Molodkin to create three new additions to the Russian artist’s Young Blood series (2019) based on censored protest music. (read more)
The Arts Censorship Support Service, an initiative from Index on Censorship, has been launched to keep the space for artistic freedom of expression as wide open as possible. (read more)
Two current exhibitions on opposite sides of the globe present work from two contemporary women artists; each, in her own way, a concrete artist. At RaumX, in north London, Katrina Blanin shows paintings and monoprints. (read more)
The Category and Overall winners will be announced at an awards ceremony held at Somerset House on 10 July, alongside the winners of three new cross-category awards. (read more)
The influential Italian street artist will intertwine his works with Japanese painter Hikari Shimoda in a double solo show at Dorothy Circus Gallery. (read more)
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