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The Society of London Art Dealers has announced the reopening of many of the major commercial galleries and Auction Rooms from Monday 15 June 2020....

The Tate issued a statement in 2019 to put to rest talk about the gallery founder and namesake Henry Tate's involvement in slavery. First off, both...

A notorious and controversial statue dedicated to a slave trader in Bristol city centre has been torn down and thrown into the harbour by...

Banksy George Floyd Painting: The elusive Street Artist Banksy has unveiled a new artwork inspired by the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis. The...

Art Basel has announced that after an extensive analysis of the current global situation, due to the Coronavirus pandemic they will not be...

This is long overdue, but under the worrying circumstances that have dominated the news in the past week, I feel it is essential to voice an opinion...

The Blessed Waldy - yes, it was he - appeared not once but twice in the Sunday Times last weekend. One-piece, in the Culture section, about a...

Over four decades ago I had one of the most exciting experiences of my life – encountering perhaps the most original and innovative artists of the...

The sad news that the larger than life artist Christo passed away aged 84 was announced on his website on 31 May. Christo Vladimirov Javacheff and...

Update: the Hayward Gallery will now reopen on the 1st August. Originally the Southbank Centre including the Hayward Gallery announced that they may...

I know it might be difficult to divert your attention away from Dominic Cummings and his Odyssean explanation for a journey he chose to take because...

This year the Turner Prize will be replaced by a bursaries scheme In response to the COVID19 pandemic. Tate Britain has announced that it will be...