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Autumn exhibitions at the major museums and galleries in London will feature an array of blockbuster shows, including the Neo-Impressionists at the...

September provides an opportunity to look back as well as look forward. The celebrations for the centenary of Francis Newton Souza's birth...

London's streets have long been a battleground for visual dissent, but few have weaponised pop iconography as precisely as Dean Stockton, better...

Want to see lots of free exhibitions, jump in the sea, and eat Peter's fish and chips because it's August and the sun is still shining?  All along...

For two decades, Emma Critchley’s subject has been the underwater world: she describes herself as ‘an artist who uses a combination of photography,...

This is Sorcha Carey's first Folkestone Triennial as curator, but the festival has a firm reputation now as this is its sixth edition. It's my first...

Summer's here, and so is the Serpentine Gallery's annual presentation of its symbol of summertime, its summer pavilion. But this time the gallery...

If you have any time off work this summer, please visit these art exhibitions, which are due to close in August. All the exhibitions have been...

The July Art Diary begins with exhibitions in and reflection on ecclesiastical buildings, through the Liverpool Biennial and the Waterloo Festival....

I love London in the Summer, though many might argue. I love the art in parks, the getting out and discovering new lost and unfound museums and...

Mark Woods (b. 1961, Surrey) is a British artist whose work straddles the charged space between adornment, provocation, and artifice. In the late...

For those seeking respite from the intensity of the global fair circuit—or simply pacing themselves ahead of Art Basel in mid-June—ARCO Lisboa...