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October Gallery presents the first solo show in London of Wang Huangsheng (b.1956, China). As one of the most influential figures in the art world...

A contemporary artist who was recently declared a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International following his 1 May arrest in Novosibirsk,...

A painting from the 1950s by the 20th century master Pablo Picasso entitled Women of Algiers has become the most expensive painting to sell at...

John Whittingdale has been appointed as the new Culture Secretary. He replaces Sajid Javid who moves to become Secretary of State for Business,...

The Royal Academy of Arts has unveiled designs for a transformative redevelopment which will be completed in time for its 250th anniversary in 2018....

Sotheby's, which has gone through major board changes in the last six months has reported a 127% Increase in First Quarter 2015 Adjusted Operating...

Timothy Taylor Gallery presents its fourth exhibition of Philip Guston’s work, which gathers together some of the artist’s finest paintings and...

A 67-year-old assessor named Wolf G., and a 60-year-old art dealer named Hans K., have been accused of art fraud and the falsification of documents,...

This weekend French choreographer Boris Charmatz and a group of 90 professional dancers will take over the Turbine Hall and the gallery rooms of...

Chris Burden whose early work was characterised by the idea that the truly important, viable art of the future would not be with objects, has died...

The painting Titian's Mistress, thought to have been created by a Titian imitator has been revealed to be a genuine work by the European master. The...

  MoMa have launched the first exhibition of early works by the British artists Gilbert & George. Since the beginning of their...