27 November 2018
Bridget Riley: Comprehensive New Exhibition Announced By Hayward Gallery
The Hayward Gallery is to present a major retrospective exhibition devoted to the work of the celebrated British artist, Bridget Riley.
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22 June 2018
Sculpture in the City 2018 Splashes Out On Impressive Free Exhibition
This year's annual Sculpture in the City’ exhibition (launching on 27 June) will include works from international artists including Sarah Lucas, Sean Scully and...
26 April 2018
Tate Announces 2018 Turner Prize Shortlist Online – But Was It An Accident?
London: Tate Britain has announced the 2018 shortlist for the Turner Prize on their website, this evening 25 April.
21 March 2018
Why Visual Artists Make The Best Musicians – Glasgow Report – Clare Henry
On one of the coldest days this year I climbed down many steps into the deep railway cut that is Glasgow's Queens Park Station....
21 March 2018
No Bums Here: Anthea Hamilton Unveils Tate Britain Commission
Tate Britain has unveiled their latest sculpture commission by 2016 Turner Prize nominee Anthea Hamilton. The Squash is an immersive installation combining performance and...
20 January 2018
Jeremy Deller Helps Relaunch 1940s School Prints Programme At Hepworth Wakefield
Turner Prize winner Jeremy Deller is helping to relaunch the pioneering school prints project which brought contemporary art to children who would not otherwise...
11 December 2017
Artist Anthea Hamilton To Undertake 2018 Tate Britain Commission
Tate Britain has announced Anthea Hamilton as the next artist to undertake the Tate Britain Commission.
Turner Prize Evolves To Survive In Hull By Sue Hubbard
We know it’s late September because the Turner Prize is with us again.
8 September 2017
Vinyl Factory Pays Homage To Lisson Gallery’s 50th Anniversary
The Vinyl Factory who last year partnered with the Hayward Gallery to bring London 'The Infinite Mix’, one the best shows of the year, is...
Top 10 – Hated Works Of Art
This week's Top 10 takes a look at works of art that have been hated by some but not always by all.
2 November 2016
Art Basel Miami Beach Announces 2016 Film Programme Selected By David Gryn
Art Basel Miami Beach has announced the Film Programme for the 2016 event. This year it will run from November 30 through December 4,...
The Infinite Mix: Could This Be London’s Best Art Exhibition Of The Year
The Hayward Gallery has teamed up with The Vinyl Factory in what may just be the most exciting exhibition of the year. This is the...
Important Neon Artworks From Emin To Kosuth Exhibited At Blackpool’s Grundy
A major new exhibition bringing together some of the most important neon artworks from the 1960s to the present day is presented this autumn at...
The Inexorable Rise Of A Hybrid Creature Called The Curatist
Are there many top dancers who can’t dance? Are there many top actors who can’t act? Are there many top film directors who can’t direct? Are there...
Art Car Boot Fair Prepares to Invade Hastings At Jerwood Carpark
The Art Car Boot Fair is all revved up and ready to go to the seaside with stacks of art, originals & just for...
Offsite Hayward Gallery Presents Sound and Image In Contemporary Video
Pioneering new approaches to combining sounds and images, the Hayward Gallery in association with The Vinyl Factory present the gallery’s only major off-site exhibition during its two-year refurbishment at...
Top Art School And College Dropouts Who Changed Our World
Oh no, not another bloody Listicle! When I first got into writing drivel for advertising, using a numbered list format was frowned upon.
Rachel Whiteread Unveils Site Specific Installation In New York
The Turner Prize winning artist Rachel Whiteread has opted for a chilly but exhilarating site on New York’s Governors Island for her latest piece of...
Angela de la Cruz Exhibition To Inaugurate Newly Renovated Peer Gallery
An exhibition by Angela de la Cruz, together with two new public art commissions on Hoxton Street, in the heart of East London, will...
Shortlisted: Four Museums Compete For £40,000 Contemporary Art Society Award
The four shortlisted museums for the annual Contemporary Art Society Award have been announced. The prize will give the winning museum a chance to commission a brand...
21 June 2015
Galleries Remain Positive About Art Basel 46: Market Round-Up
Art Basel 2015 has closed in Switzerland with exceptional stand presentations, a strong collector attendance and exceptional sales to confirm its position as the premier fair...
Art Basel On A Budget Ben Austin Navigates The Possibilities
Basel on a budget. Seemingly impossible, where even the most reasonable hotel is priced out at £250 per night, the town has seen the...
Victoria Miro: Doug Aitken Opens Multiple Projects Across Europe This Summer
Victoria Miro presents a solo exhibition by Doug Aitken at the Mayfair gallery. This summer marks a significant moment in the American artist’s career...
16 June 2015
The Slade Graduate Shows A Dissection of Contemporary Life
Degree Show season is upon us once again, and a trip to the Slade School of Art is an opportunity not to be missed for...
Art Basel 2015 Artlyst’s Where To Go What To See Guide
Art Basel, which take place in June every year, stages one of the world’s most important art shows for Modern and contemporary works. They bring...
Art Basel Announces Unlimited: Presenting 74 Large-scale Works Spanning Five Decades
Art Basel’s unique platform Unlimited, a section dedicated to artworks that transcend the traditional art-fair stand, will this year present 74 projects from galleries participating in the show....
14 May 2015
Curator Kelly Large Discusses The Zabludowicz Collection, YBAs And The Establishment
The Zabludowicz Collection is presenting a major exhibition featuring over 30 leading international artists, including eight Turner Prize winners, to celebrate 20 years of...
9 May 2015
Curator Kelly Large Talks To Artlyst About The Zabludowicz Collection, Appropriation, And The Body
The Zabludowicz Collection presents a major exhibition featuring over 30 leading international artists, including eight Turner Prize winners, to celebrate 20 years of the...
21 April 2015
Paul_Cary-Kent: London Art Exhibition Choices For April 2015
CHOICES UP NOW The latest in my rolling top ten, together with previous choices which you can still see… Taus Makhacheva: Vababai Vadadai! @ Narrative...
Why Art Offends: A Perfect Storm In A Teacup
Artlyst recently created a list of the most offensive works of art; so what is the difference between this and its idea of hated...