Category: Articles

  • RSA 200 Annual Exhibition, Edinburgh

    Despite packing in 560 works, the show doesn’t feel crowded and a walk through the galleries felt like a convivial environment in which to encounter old friends and discover new ones

  • Venice Biennale 2026 Roundup

    The 61st international art exhibition is a vast, volatile project that this year, more than most has faced personal loss, political conflict and protests

  • 25th Biennale of Sydney – Rememory

    Central to this biennale are First Nations voices and the diverse diasporas that shape contemporary Australia, but there is one canvas in particular that is worth travelling across the world to see

  • Constable 250

    This year is the 250th anniversary of the birth of John Constable and to celebrate, his native Suffolk, which was his home and his inspiration, is staging exhibitions across the county

  • Nancy Holt

    MoonSunStarEarthSkyWater, the first UK presentation of the late artist’s work to include a gallery-based show and works in the landscape, explores how she sought to challenge our perception of the world around us. Her monumental Ventilation System alone makes it…

  • Zurbarán

    The first UK retrospective of the great Spanish baroque painter trades the moody monks for spectacular baroque theatre and pinpoint-accurate detail

  • Several Eternities in a Day: Form in the Age of Living Materials

    Opened within weeks of each other, the Hammer Museum presents a mind-bending show of Brown Art and Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s dazzling new Geffen Galleries introduce a new way to experience art

  • André Leon Talley – interview with curator Rafael Brauer Gomes

    The director of fashion exhibitions at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) shares his memories of the late fashion great André Leon Talley and talks about the exhibition that commemorates his life and work

  • Angel Otero – interview

    To coincide with his first UK exhibition, Agua Salada at Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Angel Otero talked to us about his practice. Though his imagery is linked to childhood memories of Puerto Rico, you will also find dentures, crabs and…

  • Paula Rego: Dance Among Thorns

    With more than 140 works on show, this exhibition encompasses the breadth of Rego’s art, from her early political collages to textile sculptures and figurative tableaux