The opening two works of Graham Little’s scrupulously calibrated solo exhibition of ten recent gouache paintings on paper, ...

It’s hard to think of a bleaker indictment of modern times than the housing crisis. In Britain today, homes are increasingly expensive to inhabit let alone own, and homelessness is on the rise.

After a major renovation, Mint has inaugurated its new phase with ‘ground grow cool under feet’, an entrancing group show ...

At Fierce Festival, a four-day performance art biennale held in Birmingham and curated by Clayton Lee, I repeatedly encounter ...

Simone Fattal has called the French capital home since 2017, making the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris a fitting venue for ...

Heecheon Kim’s solo exhibition ‘Moles,’ at Seo-Seoul Museum of Art, carries this process into the photographer: when does a ...

Still: shimmering light’, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo traces this trajectory, from forms shaped by metalworking ...

As the British Art Show tours regional cities, its selection reveals how stubbornly the UK art world remains centred on the ...

Featuring 172 galleries from 42 countries and regions, Frieze London (The Regent’s Park, 14 – 18 October 2026) can seem overwhelming to newcomers and seasoned visitors alike. But fear not, here’s a ...

This year, the fund purchased works by Michaela Yearwood-Dan (Hauser & Wirth) and Luis Fernando Zapata (Galería Elvira Moreno and Alonso Garcés Galería). The Frieze Tate Fund acquires artworks at ...

Can everyone please just stop talking about AI now? There is altogether too much chatter around it. Will AI replace artists? Is that what you’re worried about? You can stop wringing your hands.

The 2026 edition of Frieze London and Frieze Masters closed on 18 October, after five days of major sales and sold-out presentations, reinforcing London’s position as a cultural capital and a vital ...