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Paul Freud occupies a curious and compelling corner of British painting. Despite sharing a famous surname with his father, Lucian, he is an artist...

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...

At this time of year, stay away from the big galleries and swerve round to the smaller spaces. London pre-Christmas is crazy, crackers! The...

In the December diary, I am highlighting books and exhibitions exploring themes of national art – both British and Sudanese. I have also included...

Lisson is presenting a solo exhibition of new sculptures by Tony Cragg. The exhibition brings together a selection of animated and gestural...

There is a wall inside the entrance to Paul Smith in Mayfair, currently painted a soft blush, that has come to represent the creative vitality and...

The Louis Theroux Podcast: This week, Louis sits down with critically and culturally acclaimed performance artist Marina Abramović. In this dynamic...

The Long Now, Saatchi Gallery: In quantum physics, the “now” or “present moment” is described as the locus of indefinite possibilities that have...

Over the past four decades, Spanish artist Cristina Iglesias has developed a sculptural vocabulary, creating immersive and experiential environments...

Over the years, many artists have crossed my path, and I have crossed theirs. I have nothing but respect for the ways they commit to a life in the...

November's art diary begins with exhibitions by artists (including Lakwena Maciver, Hannah Rose Thomas, Tuli Mekondjo, and Paul B. Kincaid), about...

Nico Kos Earle spoke to three art professionals about what they saw, what they loved and what they wanted to buy in Paris, during Art Basel Week....