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There’s more art in New York than anywhere else and Armory week boasted several fairs as well as the usual 50-odd institutional spaces, some of them...

Update - Savills Auction which took place on 27 March has finished and the property has been sold for £565,000. Ever dream of owning something by...

New Exhibition Opens In Germany "The name is BURROUGHS" − Expanded Media William S Burroughs is internationally known for his literary works such...

The Gagosian Gallery has announced that John Elderfield, well known curator and art historian, and Chief Curator  of Painting and Sculpture at The...

A Joyful Archipelago is an exhibition showing works of ten Russian-born female artists, living in London and New York. Each of these artists has...

Thomas Keane speaks to Josephine King about her second exhibition at Riflemaker, this time exploring the plight of women in the 21st Century An...

Zabludowicz Collection offers opportunity to take part in Liliane Lijn’s Power Game performance, where players are put on spot to prove their wit,...

Details of The Art Newspaper’s Museum Attendance have today been released on the web The survey reveals the top ten most attended museums of 2011,...

Stella McCartney and Adidas have unveiled 'untraditionally British' designs for the 2012 Team GB Olympic kit The new kit deploys the motif of the...

Story behind the stolen LS Lowry masterpieces worth £1.7 million, accidentally discovered during an anti-drugs operation, is this week being aired...

The controversial Andy Warhol Foundation has asked a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit brought by The 1960's band The Velvet Underground over the...

Lithographs and etchings gifted by Barbara Hepworth’s contemporary, Henry Moore to Wakefield, have gone on display in a new temporary exhibition at...