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Revd Jonathan Evens, Priest-in-charge St Stephen Walbrook and Associate Vicar, Partnership Development, St Martin-in-the-Fields explores this...

Now Closed Artlyst is once again media partners with the London Art Fair, now in its 29th edition. It returns to the Business Design Centre in...

In case you missed the Royal Academy of Arts Autumn blockbuster exhibition Abstract Expressionism or you want to re-live it, here is a 360 degree...

London in 2017 will play host to a number of truly exciting exhibitions from Russian art during and after the revolution; the queen of...

In 2016, Anish Kapoor acquired exclusive rights to the unique Vanta black pigment, reported to be the blackest shade of black in existence.  Artists...

2016 was the 100th anniversary of the first Dada performances at the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich, Switzerland. So in reverence to this critical...

The industry and public alike have debated the disproportionately low number of black artists represented in museums. This has prompted us to think...

The feminist art movement emerged in the 1960s with women artists taking an interest in how they differed from their male counterparts. It was most...

Appropriation art, or the art of appropriation, is the use of pre-existing objects or images with little or no transformation applied to them. It...

As Winter is upon us and the nights are already closing in, what can be more appropriate than works of art in monochromatic white.  White Artworks...

The horrific events in Paris in 2015 prompted Artlyst to look back at the many artists in the last fifty years who have realised the power of art as...

In this week’s Top 10 theme, Artlyst has searched Art History for the 10 best works of art featuring skulls. Skulls have been used as the symbolic...