Announcing Artlyst's 2016 Frieze Week Guide, a tried and tested lyst of the events not to miss during the busiest week in the London Contemporary Art calendar. This events guide is one of the most respected Frieze and Frieze week collateral Art Fair guides produced....
Frieze New York launch their 2016 edition, on Randall's Island Park, Manhattan this week from May 5-8 (4th VIP Opening). This will be the fourth NY outing for the fair founded in London by Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover in 2003. The fair will...
London Art Fair has today announced a series of collaborations between emerging UK and international galleries for ‘Dialogues’, a section of Art Projects guest-curated by Natasha Hoare, which aims to encourage and foster relationships between galleries on...
Each year the London Art Fair produces a series of collaborations between emerging UK and international galleries for ‘Dialogues’, a section of Art Projects guest-curated by Natasha Hoare, which aims to encourage and foster relationships between...
Shepard Fairey the US artist has unveiled a huge work attached to the Eiffel Tower in Paris, to highlight the Conference of Parties (COP21), on Climate Change, taking place from December 7 – 8. The artist stated at the...
The new edition of the XL Catlin Art Guide 2016 will present thirty exceptional new graduate artists, selected from UK art schools by curator Justin Hammond. Over the last seven years, this fully illustrated limited edition book has become established as an...
Artlyst is excited to announce the release of their essential, online, Frieze and Frieze Week collateral Art Fair Guide, for London 2015. This includes important information about the main fair and the collateral events launching the week of 12 October, with the...
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 together 284 leading international galleries to the heart of Europe. This year’s edition of...
The 27th London Art Fair has closed its doors for the 2015 edition with only one way to sum up the event, 'strong attendance and strong sales'. The fair is always the first major London fair, which in turn acts as a good barometer for the health of the UK art market...