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Frida Kahlo Needs No Theory
Tate Modern traces the making, and taking, of an icon Read more
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Jupiter Artland Goes National
Jupiter+ Nation launches in Dumfries with Lindsey Mendick installation Read more
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Time, the Edible and Artistry
Turning sugar painting into an ecological elegy Read more
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Shilpa Gupta Takes Over Milan
Furla Series presents new site-specific works at GAM Milan Read more
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The Architecture of Dreaming Buildings
Yuange Sheng lifts the modular city free of function Read more
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Venus, Saturn and Wet Paint
Kirsten Glass layers antique erotica, alchemy and restless abstraction Read more
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Eight Women Return the Gaze
At Paul Stolper, eight women on pleasure, power and looking Read more
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Shibari and New Forms of Cultural Expression
Xin Zhang reshapes Shibari into a feminist art of agency Read more
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The Body Thinks in Colour
Wen Wu The Body Thinks in Colour in Collaboration With Paul Smith Read more
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The Photograph, Remade by Hand
At Robert Stilin, Alessio Boni rebuilds the image by hand Read more
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The Body: A Promise and a Threat
Ziyi Yan charts vulnerability, care and growth in organic abstraction Read more
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What Euphoria Got Right About Being a Woman
Hot and Invisible: Notes on Bodies, Screens and the Cost of Being Seen Read more
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The Whispered Story of Ray Exworth
Jem Southam photographs the sheds that hid Ray Exworth’s life’s work Read more
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Currin Paints a Lost Paradise
Exaggerated bodies and Arcadian dreams collide at Sadie Coles Read more
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Drawing Home From The Outside
Sasha Khorosheva sketches Vancouver with an outsider’s tender precision Read more
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The Translucent Norma Jeane
Iconic Identities Converge in Marilyn Monroe: A Portrait at the National Portrait Gallery Read more
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16 Artists Hold the Light at KHG West Palm Beach
Kristin Hjellegjerde gathers sixteen artists on summer light and longing Read more
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Gut-Punched and Pulled Towards a Friend
How three artists make vulnerability physical at max goelitz Read more
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Art’s Great Rebel Turns 100
Ken Turner’s century of disruption demands long-overdue recognition Read more
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Craft as Crisis Response: Shenlu Liu
Liu’s textiles restore what screens have quietly taken away Read more
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Form Without Words: Sirvon Azarm’s Circle
How one Iranian artist uses abstraction to say what language cannot Read more
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Light Made Visible: Victoria Orr Ewing’s Luminous Landscapes
Scottish painter finds the infinite in Britain’s wildest edges Read more
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London’s Photography Fair Finds Its New Home
Photo London’s move to Olympia signals a bolder, more expansive era Read more
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Capital, Myth and the Layered Canvas
Gordon Cheung and the archaeology of global systems Read more
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The Shifting Soil of Our Revolving World
Delcy Morelos’ earth installation transforms London’s Barbican Read more
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Photography That Refuses to Look Away
Chinese-born London artist Maggie Meijun confronts displacement, identity and emotional truth Read more
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Five Artists, One Beating Pulse
Rhythm in the Blues unites diaspora, memory, and material Read more
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Tjukurpa: Dreaming Bloodlines, Desert Storytelling Survives
Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi carries her father’s legacy forward Read more
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Matter Unbound: Tony Cragg Transforms Perception
A monumental Murano commission redefines sculptural language in Venice Read more
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Love Unravelling: Art’s Turbulent Terrain
Tainted Love at Kristin Hjellegjerde explores intimacy, rupture, and the performance of self Read more
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Bound Bodies: How Tianle Zhao Sculpts Female Experience
A London artist confronts the structures that shape women’s lives Read more
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Post-Industrial Earth: Painting as Ecological Act
Onya McCausland transforms coal mine waste into luminous abstract painting Read more
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Still Life: Photography Reclaims Rail Travel
Katie Edwards: Photography that returns the fleeting landscape to the architecture of travel Read more
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Art Confronts the Crisis of Disappearance
Swiss Embassy Exhibition Unites Art, Policy, and Humanitarian Advocacy Read more
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Indigenous Voices Redefine World Photography in 2026
Sony World Photography Awards returns to Somerset House with global urgency Read more
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Scotland’s New Art Generation Arrives
RSA New Contemporaries 2026 heralds fresh talent in Edinburgh Read more
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Weiyi Chen: Labour, Land and Belonging
How Weiyi Chen navigates cultural exchange through textile and place Read more
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The Collectors’ Table: An Evening with Georgina Adam / Trebuchet
In Conversation: Georgina Adam & Trebuchet Magazine Read more
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Drugdealer Live: LA Light in Gorgeous Songs
Michael Collins brings Laurel Canyon warmth to south London Read more
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miart 2026 Heads in a New Direction
Milan’s landmark fair charts bold new artistic directions in 2026 Read more
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Angry? The Smiling Vitriol of Jake Chapman – Part Two
An interview with artist, and former Young British Artist, Jake Chapman Read more
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Angry? The Smiling Vitriol of Jake Chapman – Part One
An interview with artist, and former Young British Artist, Jake Chapman Read more
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Homecoming Tides: Art, Water and the Right to Return
TBA21-Academy and the Repatriates Collective reimagine repatriation at Ocean Space, Venice Read more
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Print Culture Still Thriving in Community Arts?
Local freesheets like Good on Paper foster creative networks in the digital age Read more
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London Art Fair 2026 and the Sculpted Mind
Exploring the cognitive bridge between mental imagery and artistic representation at the London Art Fair 2026 Read more
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Cité internationale de arts- Engineering Cultural Evolution
How the legendary residency redefines the contemporary urban landscape. An interview with Bénédicte Alliot, General Director of the Cité internationale des arts. Read more
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LUAP at the London Art Fair
LUAP presents his work Golden Chips & The Three Bears at the London Art Fair 2026 Read more
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Sverre Malling Champions the Glowing Outsiders of History (Part Two)
The Norwegian artist rediscovers marginalised figures and anachronistic traditions Read more
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Ukrainian Children’s Art Heals Through Creativity
ST.ART Gallery Exhibition and Auction Benefits UNICEF Ukraine Programme Read more
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Sverre Malling Champions the Glowing Outsiders of History (Part One)
The Norwegian artist rediscovers marginalised figures and anachronistic traditions Read more
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