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Tate Modern has curated the largest ever survey exhibition celebrating the groundbreaking work of world-renowned artist Dame Tracey Emin (b.1963)....

COMMON HOST is rooted in the landscapes of the Thames Estuary, especially Thurrock, a terrain marked by centuries of human intervention, industry,...

Cristina Starr is an artist with a powerful vision. Her oeuvre is rooted in portraiture and realism, yet her portraits are imbued with existential...

This spring, The Bowes Museum, home to one of the UK’s largest fashion collections, will stage a major retrospective devoted to Vivienne...

The painter and writer Julian Bell is heading up a New Year’s show in Oxford of some 60 recent works by six British figurative artists. Story...

A hundred years after her birth, Beryl Cook is undergoing a significant reassessment. During her lifetime, she was wildly popular and quietly...

The Serpentine is gearing up for what promises to be one of its more intriguing spring-to-autumn propositions: an extended, slow-brewing return of...

Artist Karina (Dilan) Savina is a distinctive voice in contemporary art, and her recent exhibitions–Women in Art Biennale London in 2025 and Colour...

There's something different about staging a show in rural Somerset that leans into the simplest of children's games. CLOSE has taken Rock Paper...

Harland Miller is back in London, bringing monumental, brash, and unapologetically graphic works. These new pieces, alongside pieces from his...

The 23rd edition of Art Basel Miami Beach unites 283 leading galleries from 43 countries, foregrounding the voices, histories, and innovations that...

Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas have been friends for nearly twenty-five years — not the art world’s polite, arm’s-length sort of friends, but the...