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Royal College Of Art Graduate makes 'Colour Me Good Kate' a classic A new Kate Moss colouring book, created by Royal College of art graduate, Mel...

How much would you pay for a Damien Hirst skull? Not as much as you might think, as it turns out – if you are happy to fork out for a loose doodle...

Art dealers are up in arms about looming US legislation that they believe would have a ‘significant and negative impact on the art market in New...

The National Portrait Gallery is delighted to announce the Call for Entries for the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2012, a major...

Cass Sculpture Foundation is delighted to announce the celebration of its 20th anniversary with the launch of two new exhibition grounds, the...

Hoxton Art Gallery have announced The Pleasure Principal - an exhibition investigating the mode of 21st century living and contemporary consumerist...

  One of the most well-known artists in history, Salvador Dali, was born on 11 May 1904 in the town of Figueres in the Catalonian province of...

The art world had its eyes on New York last week with the Frieze and Pulse art fairs, but this weekend London takes the stage once again with The...

The Lisson Gallery is mounting "The Fallout of Living", a rich and entirely new body of work by Ryan Gander.  In his second solo exhibition at...

The greatest hair stylist of all time, and the man responsible for many of the iconic looks of the Sixties – Vidal Sassoon – has died at the age of...

The City of London Corporation is installing up to seven works by internationally renowned artists including Michael Craig-Martin, Julian Opie,...

On 10 May 1824 the National Gallery opened its doors to the public for the first time.  The modest collection housed at 100 Pall Mall became the...