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Merge, he month-long free arts festival, is back for its fifth year. A collection of talented artists will be making use of the rich heritage...

A retrospective of the work of Luc Tuymans has been announced at the Qatar Museums. It will be the first solo show of the artist in the...

Members of the PCS Union, working at the National Gallery have called an indefinite strike, in a dispute over privatisation. They first walked out...

The Gagosian Gallery have announced that they are to represent the estate of Nam June Paik, the Korean born international artist. Paik...

Thousands of John Piper’s unpublished photographs From Cornwall to the Isle of Mull are made available on Tate’s website today,...

Edible Masterpieces is again the theme for the Art Fund's fundraising initiative. It relaunches today, encouraging both art and food lovers alike to...

Stimulate your sense of taste, touch, smell and hearing as Tate Sensorium, a new immersive art experience, is unveiled at Tate Britain. Galleries...

Burrow Me is Laure Prouvost’s first solo presentation in the Nordic-Baltic region. In her work, Prouvost constructs immersive...

A new exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York organised by Jason Eppink, Associate Curator of Digital Media explores how...

A new development in the 25 year old case of stolen masterpieces from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, has come to light. CCT footage shows...

Sotheby’s has announced second quarter 2015 earnings. Tad Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer, and Patrick McClymont, Chief Financial...

The BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art has announced the appointment of Sarah Munro as the gallery’s new Director. Munro will join in...