The return to the stage of Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George, the musical inspired by Georges Seurat's most celebrated painting, La Grande Jatte (1884-1886), saw Wicked's Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey visit the Art Institute of Chicago to spend...
Bridget Riley (born 1931) is one of the leading artists of her generation. She rose to prominence in London in the 1960s with her bold vision for a new language of painting based upon repeated geometric forms. Although Riley’s work is often thought to epitomise...
Neville Gabie re-creates Seurat’s Bathers At Asnières on banks of the Olympic ParkThe Olympic Park's artist in residence, Neville Gabie has re-interpreted the famous work by French post-impressionist painter Georges Seurat ‘Bathers At...
Spring is starting early at London's public galleries, with February seeing the launch of several major art exhibitions that will continue until at least May. Artlyst has selected six of the most prominent exhibitions to whet your appetite. Lucian Freud: Drawing Into...
With auction houses achieving new records all the time, don't believe the moaning minnies, as the outlook for sales is more than on target for the year ahead. It would seem that the sky is indeed the limit where the global art market is concerned, with...
2026 promises an exciting new programme of art exhibitions opening in London. Artlyst has put together a month-by-month guide to steer you through this plethora of exhibitions. 2026 will see solo shows by Modern British and Contemporary greats Lucian Freud, David...
Sotheby's wrapped its marathon week of New York autumn sales on Thursday night with the kind of back-to-back performance the house likes to wheel out when the market needs a bit of cheer. Three evening auctions, all sold out—"white glove," the house reported—pulled in...
Art Basel Paris 2025 has settled into itself. Now in its fourth edition, the fair feels less like an ambitious transplant and more like a native force. Two hundred and six galleries from forty-two countries occupy the newly restored Grand Palais — a temple of glass...
‘Now I’m working with another model, a postman in a blue uniform with gold trimmings, a big, bearded face, very Socratic—a raging republican, like père Tanguy. A more interesting man than many people, wrote Vincent to his brother Theo in late July 1888, from Arles,...