Exploring migration and the experiences of women living in Margate, “Place, Space and Who”...

Named after the English painter J. M. W. Turner, Turner Prize is an annual prize awarded to a British...

Curated into two distinct but complementary themes: Shouts and Pop-ular by María Wills and Alexis Fabry,...

Debut solo exhibition by the eminent American artist, “David Smith. Field Work“, conceived...

First solo of Mark Bradford at Hauser & Wirth’s London, “Cerberus” gathers the new...

Featuring works by Kyungah Ham, Yeondoo Jung, Hein-kuhn Oh, Kyung Jin Zoh, Min Joung-Ki and Minouk Lim,...

Second exhibition presented by the House of African Art (HAART), a new platform showcases established...

First time exhibited in the UK, Bastian presents 5 sculptures by Joseph Beuys from the 1950s with documentary...

Featuring the new body of work of David Gates who combines studio-furniture making with formal research,...

First time the gallery has hosted an artist in residence in conjunction with an exhibition at the main...

Aimed at encouraging artists to focus upon and develop portraiture in their work, the BP Portrait Award,...

A solo exhibition revolving around Johanna Love‘s use of imagery and materials to generate complex...

Of the many ground-breaking sculptures Umberto Boccioni created between c.1913 and 1915, only a handful...

Published by Josef Albers in 1963, “Interaction of Colour” was the most influential art and...

Dulwich Picture Gallery, London celebrates 350 years since Rembrandt‘s death with 35 of his iconic...

The National Gallery London presents the first exhibition ever devoted to Paul Gauguin’s portraits. The...

Curated by Ziba Ardalan, “Encounters” is the first major solo exhibition in the United Kingdom...

Alvaro Barrington is a Caribbean artist who grew up in a Caribbean American community in Brooklyn and...

Highlighting the key venues in London and the provinces, from the theatres of Drury Lane, Covent Garden...

Gathering all of the surviving paintings and engravings in Hogarth‘s series for the first time,...

British-Bermudian artist Charlie Godet Thomas presents “Non-Stop-Super-De-Lux” an exhibition bringing...

Forming the largest part of Freud’s collection, Egyptian artefacts lie behind Freud’s ‘archaeological...

“Monochrome refuses disembodiment. It allows one to escape figuration but presence the body. All...

White Cube Bermondsey presents “Remains to Be Seen”, Mona Hatoum‘s first exhibit in...