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Lost and Found in Amsterdam

Why getting lost in Amsterdam Art Week might be the only way to find what matters Read more
Money, Fame and the Future: Tate Modern’s 25th

£43 million secured to launch Tate’s endowment fund, but why? Read more
What Does Rankin Think About AI?

Technology, AI and the future of creativity; photographer Rankin steps up. Read more
Dancing Queen: Barbarella Brings Italo-Disco Glamour to Canary Wharf

Big Mamma’s latest venture serves elevated Italian classics in a ’70s setting Read more
Do Artists Dream of Electric Stars?

Art building on the shoulders of giants, Laure Prouvost at OGR Turin Read more
So Lonely? The Crowded Anomie of Edward Burra

A preview of Edward Burra (1905-1976) at TATE Britain Read more
Frieze: Can it Still Deliver in 2025?

The mammoth art fair is set to return but can it cut it in a troubled art economy? Read more
Is It Possible to Reject Conformity?

Different perspectives on common shapes. A preview of Fitting In (2025), a show by Jonny Briggs Read more
Drawing the Unseen: Landscape as Ideological Frame and Perceptual Rupture

Artist statement: Michael Eden explores drawing as a transcendental conduit in art practice Read more
What’s He Building in There?

A preview of James Johnston’s World of interiors exhibition 2025 Read more
The Artist as Modern Mystic: Chris Levine on Lasers, Pyramids, and Cosmic Alignment

Chris Levine reveals how ancient sites guide his laser-light installations Read more
Light in the Darkness: Chantal Meza and Will Gompertz

Disappearance of Worlds Exhibition at Pembroke College, Oxford Read more
Can Ancient Sufi Wisdom and Contemporary Art Share the Same Frequency?

Resonant: Bodies, Songs, and Strings. Sound and Sufi opening at MACS MTO Read more
Magical Forests Versus the Pull of Netflix: Rune Christensen

An interview with Rune Christensen on painting and inspiration Read more
Focus on the Future: How Photo London is Redefining Photography

A review of Photo london 2025 Read more
Can Artists Really Transform Space? Kaur And Sahib at Pitzhanger Manor

A preview of Permindar Kaur’s “Mirror, Mirror” and Prem Sahib’s “Doubles” at Pitzhanger Manor Read more
Art Print: James Johnston, A Reckoning

Last chance to grab a print of James Johnston’s A Reckoning (2020) Read more
Fearless Friendship: Hambling & Lucas Unite For Landmark London Show

Iconic artists Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas announce joint show at Sadie Coles HQ Read more
Falsehood or Authenticity? Yang Fudong’s Ambiguous Truths

An interview on the cinematic dreamscapes of Yang Fudong Read more
Art Basel Recognises Nairy Baghramian and Delcy Morelos with Medals

Nairy Baghramian and Delcy Morelos 2025 Art Basel Medalists Read more
Can You Set New Visions Amongst The Masters?

Poush presents 35 artists amongst the art, wine and architecture of Château La Coste Read more
The Wear and Tear of Creation

A preview of SCALE, an exhibition of artist’s tools. Read more
Painting the Love Lives of Paris and Basel

Basel retrospective of artist Irène Zurkinden (1909–1987) at KBH.G Read more
Finding The Sweet Spot Between Alienation and Intimacy

A review of Zagreb-based artist Diana Zrnic’s, Hiding Place Read more
Fragments of Classicism

A preview of Francesca Mollett 2025 show Annual Honesty Read more
Blum Gallery to Open Tribeca Space

Blum Gallery to open New York space sept 10th 2025 Read more
Found objects of the Universal

First UK exhibition of Claudio Parmiggiani at Estorick gallery Read more
Let Them Eat Art: Foodbank fundraiser

A showcase of 20 artists including Chris Levine and Charlotte Rose raising money for local foodbanks. Read more
Walter Spies: Tourism as Progress?

Spies legacy returns home as Michael Schindhelm’s meditation on tourisms, Roots, reaches Bali Read more
The Incendiary Promise of Performance Art

The London Open Live release Performance Programme for 2025, Whitechapel Gallery Read more
Are humans impossible? Pierre Huyghe

A preview of Pierre Huyghe’s 2025 In Imaginal exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery, New York Read more
Is art watching us watch ourselves?

The Luster, a group show at Vitruta, looks at contemporary life through a consumptive lens Read more
Is photography obsolete?

Mike Nelson’s three room installation at the Fruitmarket, Edinburgh asks the question: are images dying? Read more
Medieval Relics Display at the Green & Stone Gallery

The Green & Stone Gallery presents an impressive display of Medieval-inspired pieces. Read more
Trebuchet 17: Destinations / Out Now

Journeys and destinations in Art Read more
Greg Bromley: Out of the Shadow of Trauma

Trebuchet writer Robert Horvitz speaks to outsider artist Greg Bromley about the (sometimes painful) process behind his creations. Read more
Shadows of the Colour Black

De’Souza-Hartley’s contemporary rediscovery of darkness Read more
Trauma Realised and Exorcised: Greg Bromley’s Devil Visions

Rob Horvitz brings to light intense works and their inspirations in conversation with the outsider artist. Read more
Art Basel: Switzerland’s Most Anticipated Art Show for 2025

Art Basel unveils program highlights for the 2025 edition of its flagship show in Basel Read more
Milan Art Week and miart: A city in harmony

A review of miart and Milan Art Week 2025 Read more
Reclaiming the Truth: Deconstructing colonial museums and public spaces

Collaborative visual project by Julio Etchart and Holly Birtles Read more
Beyond suncream and selfies, Casson Mann bring Pacific island power to the halls of Bremen

A deeply immersive, thought-provoking journey into a region whose voices and stories demand to be heard Read more
Folkestone Triennial 2025: The Dates, The Theme, The Curator, The Artists….

The UK’s largest and most ambitious exhibition of newly commissioned art in the public realm announces dates for 2025 Read more
A concise colloquium with Marilyn Arsem, Pt II

‘I will engage them in conversation about how they’re dealing with this situation in the US, what they are doing to resist.’ — Marilyn Arsem plots a course in conversation with Rob LaFrenais Read more
‘I have always been interested in how time operates’ — in conversation with Marilyn Arsem

The celebrated performance artist discusses theory and practice with Rob La Frenais Read more
New exhibitions, much-loved works, and wild swimming: Spring 2025 at Jupiter Artland

Jupiter Artland opens the 2025 season on 11 April with the unveiling of a treasured artwork. Read more
Dive into London’s contemporary art scene to uncover Diana Zrnic’s Hiding Place

Ubiquitous Art x Somers Gallery Present Diana Zrnic Read more
Teasing out the questions in the shadows: Ella Kruglyanskaya at Thomas Dane Gallery

Latvian born, Brooklyn-based painter, Ella Kruglyanskaya, offers a new series of paintings at Thomas Dane Gallery. Read more
What can bats teach us about our AI overlords? Questions, questions, at arebyte Gallery

What is it Like? explores AI’s potential for true sentience by examining the nature of consciousness Read more
Can images speak the words we struggle to voice? Chantal Meza’s Eden Bleeds

Artist and key thinkers to discuss ecological devastation in a new art exhibition at one of the finest parish churches in England. Read more

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