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 I know you are but what am I, HIX Award winner Eade explores her attitude towards a range of social and political issues. (read more)
CONNECT, BTS is a series of five major public art projects across the globe involving collaborations between some of the world’s most significant artists and curators. (read more)
FAME introduces a new body of oil paintings that examine what it means to be famous in the age of digital celebrity. (read more)
One of the most significant and singular abstract artists to emerge in post-war Britain, Beattie brought the grandeur and scale of the New York School to London. (read more)
Curated by James Birch, this exhibition examines the aesthetics behind the concept of Them, a long forgotten but important, largely gay, clique.
Fresh from hauling Prince Andrew over the coals newsreader Emily Maitlis and art Fiona Banner have made a Christmas song. (read more)
Painting by the Thames: Swan Upping at Cookham brings together rarely seen paintings and drawings to reveal one of Spencer’s inspirations: the River Thames. (read more)
One of the albums, Pieces for Painting, is a noise-based head trip that was designed for artists to listen to while working in their studios. (read more)
Paradise Lost, the first UK solo exhibition by visual artist Jan Hendrix, will convey his response to the transformation of Botany Bay in Australia. (read more)
Recalling Baroque masterpieces, Wood-Evans’ paintings fuse the great Romantic tradition of painting with the modernist sensibility of abstract artists such as Rothko and Motherwell. (read more)
Salter is the first woman to take up the post in the institution’s 251-year history. (read more)
CHU Teh-Chun, who died in 2014 aged 93, was celebrated for integrating traditional Chinese painting techniques with Western abstract art. (read more)
As the fourth recipient of the annual £100,000 Freelands Award, the Hepworth Wakefield will present a major survey exhibition of the photographer in 2020. (read more)
The Pleasures of Italy canvas on show at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin throws light on the late activist’s lovers and interests
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2020 marks the 15th year of Michael Clark Company’s ongoing collaboration with the Barbican as an artistic associate. (read more)
Moving from its original Dalston space to the new Hoxton location, the building has been completely stripped back, dug out and remodelled over an eight-month period. (read more)
Gorillaz: Reject False Icons is the first ever all-access immersive journey into the world of Gorillaz and its extended family. (read more)
Shapero Rare Books present Anthology of Readers, an exhibition of new works that affectionately caricature people who love books. (read more)
Andrew Renton discusses the work of Roy Oxlade at the Alison Jacques Gallery London. (read more)
Tools For Life offers viewers ways to consider the unseen human actions and efforts required to produce the objects and technologies they rely on in their everyday lives. (read more)
The Drinker, estimated at £1m, was removed from the street by Andy Link in 2004 but later ‘liberated’ from his East End garden. (read more)
The UK sculptor is moving ahead with an ambitious installation located on the coast of Brittany, northern France. (read more)
Digswell Arts supports emerging artists and promotes art in the community; it opens its doors to the public on November 16th. (read more)
A group exhibition featuring 14 international artists responds to the current sociopolitical instability by celebrating diversity and focusing on what connects us. (read more)
UPSTONE Soho will focus on British art of the 20th and 21st centuries. (read more)
The transformative power of creative practice and its potential to remodel the artist and his audience are explored in Henry Hussey’s new show. (read more)
T]he world’s first film festival celebrating women in extreme sports and adventure launches its first UK tour this winter. (read more)
The exhibition is the culmination of the Prize’s mission to deepen awareness of Latin American, Spanish and Portuguese arts and cultures in the UK. (read more)
In the Close Distance features sculptures that mark a shift in the artist’s usual aesthetic through a change in technique, material and bold use of colour. (read more)
The Brick Lane gallery showcases works of talented practitioners from London, these shows include photographs and painting. (read more)
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