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It has been announced that the 2014 Pritzker Architecture Prize has been won by  Shigeru Ban, a Tokyo-born, 56-year-old architect. He designs...

Starting out in early 70s New York, Charles Atlas was part of the first generation of artists to explore the artistic possibilities of video. He...

The School of Visual Arts at Boston University is presenting Leonard Nimoy: Secret Selves, a photographic series exploring the inner yearnings and...

An important late Jackson Pollock titled 'Number 5' (Elegant Lady, 1951) goes under the hammer at Christie's New York as part of their May evening...

Martin Creed is a very busy man this spring. With his highly acclaimed, thought-provoking survey of art currently at the Hayward Gallery, the 2001...

The Royal College Of Art Secret 2014, an annual post card selling event has been a resounding success with nearly all of the postcards sold. When...

A new exhibition of work by the internationally renowned photographer Andreas Gursky opens in London on the 15 April. From the moment he started...

A Norwegian museum has agreed to the restitution of a  $20m (£12m) Matisse painting stolen by the Nazis from the highly regarded Jewish art dealer...

The British Council has just announced that Sarah Lucas has been selected to represent Britain at the 56th Venice International Art Biennale. She...

Chancellor George Osborne has made key concessions in the March budget which raises the limit for collectors' donations in the UK to £40m. This new...

Shepard Fairey, best known for his“Obey Giant” stencil and “HOPE”  poster for President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign has created a new work for...

The Zabludowicz Collection has announced details of its 2014 artist residency programme on the island of Sarvisalo, Finland. Since 2010, the...