A cultivated field near Toulouse has become the site of what is believed to be the largest photographic artwork ever created. Developed by artist Almudena Romero in collaboration with the French ...

Eliza Douglas opens GHOSTS at Gagosian, reworking past paintings through layered imagery, memory and hauntological ideas.

Anne Imhof returns to Sprüth Magers with Citizen, a new solo exhibition opening during London Gallery Weekend. Building on ...

Great Pulteney Street presents Soho Solos, bringing together 4 solo exhibitions by Soho Open prize winners this June.

[Elsa Sahal in her studio (left); one of the artist’s prize-winning sculptures at Art Paris 2026 (right). Images courtesy of ...

Paloma Proudfoot’s Glass Delusion combines performance, sculpture and sound in an unsettling exploration of femininity and ...

London Gallery Weekend returns from 5th–7th June for its sixth edition, bringing together more than 120 galleries across the capital alongside a city-wide programme of exhibitions, performances, talks ...

Waddesdon Manor’s Art in Nature returns with a new 70-metre collaborative mandala by James Brunt and Jon Foreman.

Chicken Wire, 2008 – oil on canvas, 240 x 347 cm Hurvin Anderson’s superb 80-work retrospective at Tate Britain (to 23rd ...

British clothing brand Vollebak has built a reputation designing clothes for extreme futures: jackets made with graphene, survival-focused garments and wearables imagined for space travel and climate ...

REVIEW: WITH MY ROOTS, where painting, sculpture and installation navigate memory, identity and contemporary experience.

Stepping into a massive gallery is, frankly, a lot to take in. You have canvases and statues glaring at you from every single ...