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Ai Weiwei is back in London. This time on a much smaller scale than his last pieces presented at the Tate Modern or his Imperial fountain at...

  Dasha Zhukova – famous for being the daughter of a Russian oil magnate, a stunningly beautiful celebutante, and for almost single-handedly...

With significant funding from Arts Council England, HOUSE 2012 promises to be the most ambitious visual arts festival in Brighton to date. Working...

  In tribute to the late great Cy Twombly, Gagosian Gallery is to present his last paintings and one hundred of his photographs, ranging from...

Thomas Keane takes a look at the visual art highlights announced today for the London 2012 Festival – the summer climax of the Cultural Olympiad and...

Riflemaker mount first public exhibition of her work in forty years. The art and the life of Penelope Slinger (b.1947 London) are inextricably...

The renowned British photographer Terry O'Neill is launching a new exhibition of his iconic images coupled with new, previously unseen works. As one...

Paul Carey-Kent Visits the Glasgow International Festival and gives us twelve of the best exhibitions and installations. Glasgow International...

Antony Gormley's installation ‘Field’ – consisting of 40,000 crudely made miniature clay figures – has found a new home at a Tudor National Trust...

British Modern Remade is an exhibition of painting, sculpture, collage and film from the Arts Council Collection, taking place within the...

Russian oilman and art collector Viktor Vekselberg is demanding a £1.7 million refund from auction house Christies. Vekselberg – worth over...

One of Ireland's best know artists, Louis le Brocquy, has died in Dublin at age of 95. His work,  mostly portraiture dealt with the figure in an...