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The Stone Roses guitarist John Squire lost his art studio on Wednesday when it burned to the ground in his home in Macclesfield, Cheshire. The...

Last week, the auction houses threw open their New York bidding rooms and captured the attention of the art world – and it was a rollercoaster...

Last month visitors at Tate Modern were shocked when a man defaced Rothko’s “Black on Maroon” (1958) with a marker in the name of...

The Young Masters Prize has been awarded to Lottie Davies for 2012. Art historian and chair of the Art Masters judging panel, Godfrey Barker,...

Rocking the Art World: Celebrates 50 years of the Rolling Stones with a new and iconic exhibition at the Symbolic London pop-up showroom. This large...

Turner Contemporary’s unique coastal location is the inspiration for a new display of three works from the Arts Council Collection. From 27...

The National Portrait Gallery announced today The first major exhibition of George Catlin portraits to be held in Europe since 1840. This is one of...

A new group exhibition Film in Space selected by British artist-filmmaker Guy Sherwin (b.1948) focuses on expanded cinema, a film movement which...

New York's Parrish Art Museum, founded in 1898 has opened the doors of its new, 34,400-square-foot Herzog & de Meuron designed, building in...

The former secretary of Imelda Marcos's was indicted in a New York City court room yesterday accused of 'conspiring to possess and sell valuable...

The Contemporary Art Society has announced this year’s Annual Award, 'Commission to Collect', which offers one of the largest prizes of any...

Following an outcry from the community at Bermondsey Mayor Rahman’s decision to sell the much loved Old Flo sculpture Labour councillors have...