Parliament Considers Action Over Islamic State Funding Terror Through Trafficking Art And Antiquities
A parliamentary debate on the issue of antiquities trafficking in Syria and Iraq is due to take place soon in… Read More
11 February 2015
A parliamentary debate on the issue of antiquities trafficking in Syria and Iraq is due to take place soon in… Read More
11 February 2015
The trial opened yesterday of the former handyman of the artist Pablo Picasso and his wife in Paris. They are… Read More
11 February 2015
A total of 14 artists has written an open letter to the Guardian, in which they condemn Cuban artist Tania… Read More
10 February 2015
Tsibi Geva has been selected for this year’s Israeli Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale. The artist will present a… Read More
10 February 2015
Seven UK based artists of different generations and backgrounds—John Akomfrah, Simon Fujiwara, Roger Hiorns, Hannah Starkey, Richard Wentworth, and Jane… Read More
10 February 2015
A police officer searching a former meth lab in Albuquerque, New Mexico has discovered an illicit trove of artwork by… Read More
9 February 2015
The Japanese art star Yayoi Kusama, is probably the ultimate outsider artist – now her highly popular retrospective “A Dream… Read More
9 February 2015
Dissident artist Ai Weiwei is planning to remotely direct a short film via Skype, although still living without a passport… Read More
9 February 2015
A work of art formerly in the collection of the late great master of Pop Art, Andy Warhol has been… Read More
9 February 2015
Anselm Kiefer is one of the most important post-war European artists. Born in Germany in 1945, he now lives and… Read More
9 February 2015
The recovery of Wolsey’s angels is one of those miracles that historians pray for; something that seems irrevocably lost has… Read More
8 February 2015
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert were passionate patrons of the arts. But what might surprise a number of people is… Read More
8 February 2015
Body and Matter, introduces the all too often insular New York art world to a legendary Japanese artist, Kazuo Shiraga… Read More
7 February 2015
A painting of two Tahitian girls by Paul Gauguin has become the world’s most expensive work of art, after a… Read More
7 February 2015
The National Gallery, which is currently on strike over privatisation, has reported that 265,000 people visited the Rembrandt: The Late… Read More
6 February 2015
An exhibition by Peter Doig in the Palazzetto Tito, Venice scheduled to coincide with the opening of this year’s Venice… Read More
6 February 2015
A previously-unknown drawing attributed to the Gustav Klimt has been discovered by a San Francisco gallery that was stunned to… Read More
6 February 2015
When you think of Damien Hirst you usually think of rotting cows heads, sharks, skulls, dead flies, spots, and general… Read More
6 February 2015
A rare selection of prints from a previously unseen private collection of vintage photographs by NASA’s pioneering astronauts, taken in… Read More
5 February 2015
Christie’s has held the first ever Surrealism sale to break the $100 million mark.
5 February 2015
Converse and Dazed have announced the artists shortlisted for the fifth Converse x Dazed Emerging Artists Award. The five 2015… Read More
5 February 2015
The ‘Spike Island Tapes’ is Richard Long’s first solo exhibition at the Alan Cristea Gallery, where the artist is presenting… Read More
5 February 2015
A little context: The privately owned, Museo Jumex holds the most important collection of contemporary art in Latin America. Unpacked… Read More
4 February 2015
Painter Adrian Ghenie has been selected by Romania to represent the country at the 56th Venice Biennale, which opens to… Read More
4 February 2015
A major show of work by the celebrated artist and designer, Eric Ravilious (1903-42) with a unique focus on his… Read More
4 February 2015
Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows 1831, one of the great masterpieces by John Constable’s will go on display in Ipswich… Read More
4 February 2015
The third in the series of Dazzle Ship commissions will see Sir Peter’s design entitled Everybody Razzle Dazzle to cover… Read More
4 February 2015
Three works which are probably Andy Warhol’s most iconic portraits from the 1980s will go to auction at Bonhams in… Read More
4 February 2015
Sotheby’s Auctioneers has set a new record for the highest total for a London auction. Helena Newman, Sotheby’s Co-Head, Impressionist… Read More
3 February 2015
Last week artist Alex Hartley took to the stage at Notting Hill’s 20th Century Theatre to collect one of six… Read More
3 February 2015
UK Culture Minister, Ed Vaizey, has placed a temporary export ban on a 17th century painting by Claude Lorrain, which… Read More
3 February 2015
In this new exhibition at CHARLIE SMITH LONDON Tom Butler continues to evolve his ongoing series of appropriated Victorian cabinet… Read More
3 February 2015