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The Tate has announced their programme of exciting highlights for its 2015 exhibition programme. Look out for retrospectives of two of the most...

Who lives in a house like this? Damien Hirst has received the green light from Ilfracombe a North Devon local council to build 750 homes, a school,...

'Live' is a new initiative at Frieze London 2014 that will provide a platform for ambitious, active or performance-based installations....

The internationally regarded Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF) opens tomorrow with an exciting month-long calendar of more than 40 exhibitions, special...

Edward Dolman, the executive director and acting chief executive of The Qatar Museums Authority has revealed that he is taking over the reins at...

As a key feature during the 'not to be missed' Hackney WickED festival, Elevator Gallery presents The Tomorrow People: Artists of the Future Now, an...

Two of the Art-Punk band Pussy Riot members jailed for hooliganism are suing the Russian government over their imprisonment for a protest in a...

Tracey Emin’s Turner prize nominated 'My Bed', which recently sold at Christie's for £2.5m, a record for the artist, will return to the UK after a...

Billboard for Edinburgh an innovative project  which has been running for the past 6 years, in the heart of the Scottish capital has announced this...

Dame Barbara Hepworth (1903-1975) is featured at Abbot Hall’s summer exhibition which focuses on one of the greatest artists of the twentieth...

The ambitious plans for a new art gallery at Goldsmiths, University of London, were unveiled today (Monday 28 July 2014). Turner Prize-winning...

Jeremy Deller, the Turner Prize winning artist best known for his 'Lights Out Lights On' installation, now in the permanent collection of the Tate...