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Arte Povera artists filled galleries with animals and decaying matter decades before Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin. With its idea that humble ‘poor’...

Nye and Company a small New Jersey auctioneers has announced the sale of an extraordinary and historic work by the renowned American portraitist...

The inaugural Prudential Eye Awards celebrate and recognise artistic talent from across greater Asia and will be held at Singapore’s Suntec City on...

Art Dubai Projects includes artists and collectives from the Middle East, North Africa and Asia, commissioned to create new works that are exhibited...

The four shortlisted entries for the first IK Prize, a new annual prize presented by Tate celebrating creative talent in the digital industry, were...

Sean Penn's Help Haiti Home Gala, which took place last night at the Montage Beverly Hills, saw Coldplay's Chris Martin spend $650,000/£395,000 on a...

Hangwoman, a new exhibition at the Schwartz Gallery explores the arrested feminine and looks into constructions of contemporary masculinity through...

Kate Moss has been one of the most photographed, enigmatic icons of our time, to Celebrate Beautiful Crime and Imitate Modern are presenting a...

Michelle Handelman creates provocative works that are both confrontational and visually stunning. She deftly plumbs the depths of human morality by...

A Federal judge in the United States has ruled that a small painting by the French impressionist artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir should be returned to...

Major pieces from the collection of the Hepworth Wakefield, including several given to the gallery through the Art Fund, will be travelling to the...

‘African butchers don’t use electric saws as Europeans do but cut up the meat by hand which produces a variety of styles. The slaughterhouse was in...