From DIY endeavour to London art world mainstay: Bold Tendencies celebrates 20 years – The Art Newspaper
Many of my most memorable art experiences in recent years have taken place in and above a multi-storey…
‘These are party houses aren’t they?’ Why Britain’s stately homes are opening up to contemporary art – The Art Newspaper
Claydon, a beautiful 18th-century pile less than 30 minutes by car from Stowe and Bletchley Park, both in…
Enid Marx, the woman who changed London’s Tube seats for ever
It will come as a surprise to absolutely no one that hiding the dirt well is a longstanding…
The London Snow Show: 50 Years On
After returning to Olympia in 2025, the London Snow Show is using its landmark 50th anniversary year to…
Come together: how London galleries are making it work in the capital – The Art Newspaper
London’s gallery sector is in the middle of a reset. A slower market, rising operating costs and changing…
London Gallery Weekend 2026: our critics pick their top shows – The Art Newspaper
For London Gallery Weekend’s sixth edition, its organisers are keen to present a gallery ecosystem in constant evolution.…
Tate Britain previews new garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show – The Art Newspaper
Visitors to the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Flower Show in west London can get a sneak preview…
New space dedicated to Oleg Prokofiev—whose abstract art was censored by Soviet Russia—opens in London – The Art Newspaper
Abstract works created by the Russian artist Oleg Prokofiev in defiance of Soviet censorship in the 1950s—and presumed…
Who is Gladys Hynes? Show reinstates forgotten artist who once represented Britain at the Venice Biennale – The Art Newspaper
The exhibition Gladys Hynes: Radical Lives, opening this month at Charleston in Lewes, is a rescue mission for…
When the Tate claimed a pile of bricks as modern art, Britain pushed back
Within weeks of the sculpture going on display, Peter Stowell-Phillips, a chef and amateur artist from Clapham, south…