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Pantone has announced its Colour of the Year for 2026, and for the first time, the honour goes not to an intense pigment or a market-tested...

Frank Gehry, the Canadian-American architect who spent more than half a century bullying gravity into improbable shapes and coaxing cities into...

London loves a spectacle, especially when it comes packaged in rock crystal and 4,500 diamonds. On Tuesday evening, Christie's delivered exactly...

This week, a new, decade-long collaboration between London’s Serpentine and New York’s FLAG Art Foundation wrapped around what will become the UK's...

For months, rumours have trickled out of Somerset House suggesting the Courtauld was gearing up for something big—bigger than a refit, bigger than a...

England’s long-awaited hotel levy (tourist tax) — a small charge added onto the end of a bill — suddenly looks to be edging towards...

The British Museum has quietly stamped out its long-running tobacco sponsorship deal — a partnership that always sat awkwardly in its portfolio of...

The Turner Prize exhibition has settled into Cartwright Hall in Bradford like a slightly unpredictable houseguest—brilliant, messy, emotional,...

Sotheby's spent the week polishing its trophies — a Klimt with a stratospheric estimate, a Frida Kahlo that ignited the room — but behind the...

The Wallace Collection has secured Victorious Cupid — the brazen, smirking, bare-fleshed Caravaggio masterpiece painted around 1601–02. This is the...

The Tate has been simmering behind the scenes for months, but now it has evolved into a week-long strike that will test both the institution's...

Hauser & Wirth, one of the leading international galleries operating in the UK, is facing criminal prosecution. The allegation states that the...