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R. Crumb is back in London. It’s been a while. There’s No End to the Nonsense, now open at David Zwirner, marks the American...

The February 2026 art diary begins with the contrasts of light (Lakwena Maciver) and dark (Tracey Emin), before highlighting exhibitions at the...

Berlin-based Jorinde Voigt develops systems to depict how an individual’s inner world – such as their personal experience, emotions, and memories –...

Spring is starting early at London's public galleries, with February seeing the launch of several major art exhibitions that will continue until at...

I must admit I hadn't heard of Fabio Mauri. So who was he and why has curator Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev edited a catalogue raisonné of his work,...

The National Gallery will stage the first major UK exhibition devoted to Francisco de Zurbarán (1598–1664) next spring, opening from 2 May to 23...

Contemporary art dealers have settled on a model that actually works by aligning themselves with the modern, international art fair. There are few...

  Museums and galleries outside of London and across the UK will host a variety of major exhibitions in 2026. From the celebration of...

For the January 2026 Art Diary, I have selected my personal selection of upcoming exhibitions and installations throughout 2026.

Ahead of his solo show at Grimm’s London space (5 March – 18 April), you can see two recent paintings by the Dutch-born, London-based artist Michael...

When Artlyst first started its Alt Power 100 Artlyst fifteen years ago, we were aiming at an audience fed up with the gratuitous love fest that...

Here’s a reminder of the art-world figures who died in 2025. Frank Gehry, Martin Parr, Joel Shapiro, David Lynch, Koyo Kouoh and Alan Yentob...