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....
The first posthumous exhibition of the leading British Pop artist and sculptor Gerald Laing (1936 - 2011) has opened at The Fine Art Society in London on the fifth anniversary of his death. The exhibition features over 70 paintings and sculptures,...
Andrew Curtis is presenting a new exhibition of his solo paintings at PayneShurvell 71 Blandford St, London W1. Curtis produces images of suburban dissonance by blurring physical and psychological reality. Using our shared knowledge...
The V&A’s new, all singing all dancing exhibition has a cumbersome title: You Say You want A Revolution? – Records and Rebels 1966-1970. As the title itself indicates, it does nevertheless cover a very short space of time – less than a decade. I can’t say I was...
Martin Roth the director of the Victoria & Albert Museum (V&A) is to step down after five years at the helm. The museum was named museum of the year, under his tenure and the galleries saw record visitor numbers, especially for the David Bowie,...
An important ceramic bowl by the iconic German born British potter Hans Coper (1920 - 1981) has been saved for the nation. The announcement was made by the DCMS and the The Victoria and Albert Museum. Coper was arguably one of the most...
A new series of work by emerging artist Hormazd Narielwalla will be unveiled at Southbank Centre in London on 14 July. Lost Gardens, a specially commissioned body of 12 artworks will be installed on the upper level facing the iconic river...
The square is as high and as wide as a man with his arms outstretched. In the oldest writings and in the rock inscriptions of early man, it signifies the idea of enclosure, of home, of settlement. Enigmatic in its simplicity, in the...
The official limited edition prints for Team GB, at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games have been revealed. The eight artists chosen to make the prints are Tracey Emin, Anne Hardy, Howard Hodgkin, Sarah Jones, Eddie Peake, Benjamin Senior, David Shrigley, and Sam...