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I’m for once at a loss as to where to start this week. How can one begin to wrap one’s mind around the spread and aggression of the IS atrocities,...

In light of the recent events in Paris, Artlyst reflects on the artists engagement with society in times of socio-political crisis; either...

After Boris Johnson recently called for new artists’ studios and cultural spaces it seems that little is changing for the betterment of London...

The UK’s largest ever exhibition of Alexander Calder (1898-1976) is currently on at London’s Tate Modern. Calder is considered one of the most...

Boris Johnson has called for new artists’ studios and cultural spaces. This important cultural plea comes as the London Mayor publishes guidance for...

Each October Art Review publishes its Power 100. A list that always reflects the power brokers of the art world, and not - sadly - its genuine...

In the 42nd week of Fig-2 at the ICA Studio, Artlyst visited the latest exhibition by Scottish artist Bruce McLean, currently inhabiting the...

In light of Anish Kapoor’s Olympic Park ArcelorMittal Orbit tower losing £520,000 in 2014-15, burning through £10,000 every week, Artlyst thought it...

Super architects Caruso St John are enjoying a ton of publicity at the moment, with the dual opening of the shiny new Hirst gallery in Newport...

Artlyst is again attending Frieze week, the 13th edition of Frieze London taking place in The Regent’s Park, from 14 to 17 October 2015. Having...

Imagine, if you will, the following scene (sepia tint optional): a young student Damien Hirst gazing wide eyed at John Hoyland’s brilliantly...

In an interview with Austrian daily Der Standard, the most expensive living American artist spoke about his relationship to the art market. Jeff...