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
In yes I Said Yes, the artist transforms scenes of violence against women in Old Master paintings into images of consensual pleasure. (read more)
The work draws upon the unique experiences of the 60 day voyage, including both extraordinary landfalls and the time spent sailing one of the most remote parts of the ocean. (read more)
The Art of Wishes gala auction raises key funding for this independent charity to to enrich the lives of children and young people with critical illnesses. (read more)
Shehab played an active role in the revolution that swept through Egypt between December 2010 and December 2011 through her ongoing series, A Thousand Times No. (read more)
Centurión, who died aged 34 in 1996 from the complications of AIDS, was a central figure of the Arte Light movement of the late 80s. (read more)
Anticipating John Hoyland at Tate, Natalie Andrews is thinking about the contemporary relevance of slow art. (read more)
The tour will feature eight international digital art projects from the Alternate Realities exhibition, which was attended this year by over 7,500 people at Sheffield Doc/Fest. (read more)
As the UK’s only Ibero-American themed visual arts competition, the acclaimed award seeks to promote the global and historical reach of Latin American and Iberian culture. (read more)
Creatives from all corners of the continent share their inventive and politically charged stories at London’s landmark festival of European theatre. (read more)
Documentary photographer Hunter Barnes’ solo exhibition offers his unique insight into the periphery of modern American narrative.
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The award-winning Art the Arms Fair coincides with the DSEI arms fair, one of the biggest such events in the world. (read more)
Firmament by Niccolo Moronato is an ongoing artistic exploration of an alternative “side” of the sky. (read more)
Untitled continues Danh Vo’s largely conceptual practice, weaving together archival fragments and personal references. (read more)
The award-winning Mexican filmmaker is best known for his innovative documentaries which chronicle the struggles of Mexico’s indigenous population against environmental threats and societal indifference. (read more)
Although the works in Concrete Shadows visually reference the classic British holiday snapshot, the initial wistfulness is disrupted by the precarious nature of the situations and settings. (read more)
The exhibition offers a retrospective of some of the greatest works created by Terry Frost, William Scott, Peter Lanyon and Patrick Heron, as they revolutionised British art. (read more)
The foremost British Abstract Expressionist of the 20th century, Hoyland pushed boundaries with his bold use of colour and ever-evolving sense of what abstract painting could be. (read more)
It’s Her Factory introduces a new body of Beard’s large-scale, vibrant works that examine contemporary portrayals of sexuality, and reclaim ownership over the body from the male gaze. (read more)
Greece’s culture minister Lina Mendoni said: “For more than 70 years, Takis was a pioneer, an artist whose childish curiosity of the forces of the universe never ended.” (read more)
The Day Shall Come exposes the farce at the heart of the homeland security project: it is harder to catch a real terrorist than it is to manufacture your own. (read more)
Now/here showcases Lock’s affinity with ‘process art’, marking him out as a leading contemporary exponent of this methodology. (read more)
The Art of Warez tells the story of the pre-Internet and barely known world of the underground hacker art scene. (read more)
Using a combination of vintage photographic material and cutting-edge 3D printing techniques, digital artists Matt Smith and Anders Rådén have recreated four of Boccioni’s destroyed works. (read more)
This weekend marks a conclusion to several years of planning and fundraising to help reopen a space considered as one of the world’s most important and iconic skateboarding sites. (read more)
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)
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