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A major sculpture exhibition of the late Franz West has been announced by his dealers the Gagosian Gallery.  West was actively engaged with the...

The Affordable brand returns to both North and South London with two major fairs this Autumn. Their signature Art Fairs at Battersea and...

On Tuesday 2nd October, the Chelsea and Westminster Health Charity will launch “Arts for Life”, a groundbreaking, three year arts...

The Artists nominated for the Turner Prize 2012 unveiled their work today, at Tate Britain, in an exhibition which questions your sensibilities and...

A curious attraction made its appearance in fun fairs and amusement parks, in the years following World War I. The photo-shooting gallery. When the...

The Whitechapel Gallery is something of a miracle: a public funded Modern Art gallery whose exhibitions are, for the most part, what the...

To mark the centenary of the birth of the internationally acclaimed modern painter William Scott (1913-1989),  the Tate St Ives, in association...

Each October Regent’s Park is transformed into a cultural epicentre where the best of the international art world comes together to celebrate...

The Turner Prize 2012 exhibition got underway at Tate Britain today with a press view and curators talk. It will open to the public tomorrow...

Fred Limited has just announced the opening of their new West End gallery space. Founded in 2005 by Fred Mann, Fred London Limited have proven...

The artist photographer Spencer Tunick has returned to Israel for a new, installation, to highlight the Dead Sea's decline. Last year Tunick was...

The Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei has unsuccessfully challenged his fine for tax evasion, for a second time. The 15m yuan ($2.4m, £1.5m)...