Monika Fabijanska – interview: ‘I wanted Women at War to explain a war...

Curator Monika Fabijanska explains why, for her show at the Fridman Gallery in New York, she chose f...

Nick Merriman – interview: ‘Removing as many barriers as possible to p...

London’s Horniman Museum has just been awarded one of the art world’s biggest prizes. Nick Merri...

Lubna Chowdhary – interview: ‘Erratic is a useful analogy for a diaspo...

With swooping forms and blazing colour, Lubna Chowdhary explores the grey areas between east and wes...

Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly

Premiered at the Glastonbury Festival, Ai Weiwei: Yours Truly is a moving and powerful documentary a...

Earth: Digging Deep in British Art 1781-2022

From Thomas Gainsborough and John Constable to Richard Long and Yinka Shonibare, what unites these a...

Céline Condorelli – interview: ‘The histories of work are really open...

The architecturally trained artist Céline Condorelli talks about her new show at Edinburgh’s Talb...

Milton Avery: American Colourist

In the first comprehensive exhibition of Avery in Europe, the RA brings together more than 70 works ...

Vivian Maier: Anthology

Vivian Maier, an amateur photographer who, while working as a nanny, captured the streets and people...

Antonio Calderara: From Lake Orta

This show follows postwar Italian artist Antonio Calderara’s path as he journeys from figuration t...

Back To Earth

The Serpentine’s Back to Earth programme asked artists to consider how art can respond to the clim...

Emma Talbot: The Age/L’Età, Max Mara Art Prize for Women

Emma Talbot’s winning commission for the Max Mara Prize takes as its jumping-off point Gustav Klim...

Mahmoud Khaled – interview: ‘It’s a memorial dedicated to the people...

As he exhibits two large-scale works in London, Egyptian artist Mahmoud Khaled talks about creating ...

The Real and the Romantic: English Art Between Two World Wars – book rev...

Art historian and biographer Frances Spalding leads us through a complex period in the development o...

Documenta 15

The latest edition of the venerable festival imagines art as a collaborative endeavour that transcen...

Yuki Kihara: Paradise Camp – Venice Biennale 2022

The artist, who is of mixed Japanese and Samoan heritage, talks about showcasing queer rights and re...

The Baroness

Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven was once described as an artist who ‘dresses dada, loves dad...

Katie Paterson – interview: ‘It’s a living project, changing and sur...

Future Library is artist Katie Paterson’s prayer that trees, literature and the human imagination ...

Tanoa Sasraku: Terratypes

In her works on paper, photographs and bronzes, the young British Ghanaian artist conjures up memori...

Frank Brangwyn: The Skinners’ Hall Murals

The 2.5-metre-high murals overpower the confines of this small village museum. But it is a rare oppo...

Edvard Munch: Masterpieces from Bergen

This feels like a patchy presentation and, despite the promise of ‘masterpieces’, the selection ...

A Life in Art: Lucy Wertheim - Patron, Collector, Gallerist

This exciting exhibition at the Towner is paired with another show, Reuniting the Twenties Group: Fr...

William Corwin – interview: ‘Marguerite Louppe experimented with ways ...

Married to the more well-known artist Maurice Brianchon, Louppe has long been overlooked. William Co...

AA Bronson – interview: ‘Suddenly, we were artists’

AA Bronson, the pioneering artist, publisher and member of the groundbreaking trio General Idea, tal...

Alberta Whittle: Deep Dive (Pause) Uncoiling Memory – Venice Biennale 20...

Barbadian-Scottish artist Alberta Whittle has used sculpture, film and tapestry for her Scotland in ...