Artlyst looks back on the innovators who passed away in 2015. These are the people who have made an outstanding contribution to our industry, in the many layers of the art world, whether it be as a painter, sculptor, designer, photographer, art critic,...
Bloomberg New Contemporaries, one of the most important exhibitions for spotting new and emerging talent in Britain has announced this year's selected artists. The panel comprising Hurvin Anderson, Jessie Flood-Paddock (New Contemporaries...
The four artists shortlisted for the Turner Prize 2015 was announced today at Tate Britain. This year the exhibition will be held at Tramway, Glasgow, the first time the Turner Prize has been held in Scotland. The artists are (in alphabetical...
The Print Room at the Coronet in London will present the world premiere of As Good A Time As Any, a new play written and directed by Peter Gill, with designs by the Scottish sculptor, performance artist and painter, Bruce McLean, opening on Thursday 30...
Simon Lee Gallery presents a solo exhibition of new work by the London–based Portuguese artist, João Penalva, his third with the gallery. While the artist works across many media, photography is central to Penalva’s practice. At the core of his use...
The London Art Book Fair celebrates the best of international contemporary art publishing. Exhibitors include galleries, booksellers, colleges and leading publishers such as Hatje Cantz, Onestar Press, Ridinghouse and Thames and Hudson. Rare and unusual books and...
Friday 2 May was the first chance to see the British Library’s extensive comic book collection on display alongside original artwork and scripts loaned from such names as Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Dave Gibbons, China Mieville and Mark Millar. From the 1825...
The Turner Prize winning Scottish artist Susan Philipsz is exhibiting one of her highly regarded sound works at the historic hall of the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin. Ms Philipsz, who is based in the city for much of the year, has designed a sound installation that...
The London home of the American born artist James McNeill Whistler has been put up for sale, sporting a £30m price tag. Located at 96 Cheyne Walk and overlooking the Thames river, it housed the aesthetes' studio where he painted the iconic portrait of his...