Berlin-based Jorinde Voigt develops systems to depict how an individual’s inner world – such as their personal experience, ...

This September, London's Fourth Plinth will welcome a striking new figure: Lady in Blue by New York-based artist Tschabalala ...

Tate Modern has curated the largest ever survey exhibition celebrating the groundbreaking work of world-renowned artist Dame ...

Spring is starting early at London's public galleries, with February seeing the launch of several major art exhibitions.

COMMON HOST is rooted in the landscapes of the Thames Estuary, especially Thurrock, a terrain marked by centuries of human ...

The Courtauld has secured a further significant philanthropic commitment from the Blavatnik Family Foundation, taking the ...

This solo exhibition at Turps Gallery celebrates 91-year-old British artist Basil Beattie through recent drawings and ...

The Freelands Foundation has unveiled a new £1.5 million awards programme aimed at one of the most overlooked areas of the UK ...

Independent Art Journalism is hanging by a thread, and we’re determined not to let it slip through the cracks. In our 18 years of existence, Artlyst has never been bankrolled by corporate money or ...

Cristina Starr is an artist with a powerful vision. Her oeuvre is rooted in portraiture and realism, yet her portraits are ...

A pastel by Edgar Degas led £59.7m worth of artworks into UK public collections last year, as donors used government-backed cultural schemes to settle £39.3m in tax liabilities.... A pastel by Edgar ...

Ai Weiwei returned to China quietly last month, ending a ten-year absence that began when he left the country in 2015. The ...