Jenny Saville’s monumental depictions of the human body are as much about the materiality of paint as they are about the flesh they ...

June, ARCO Lisboa offers a refreshing and rewarding detour. Scheduled at the end of May, the fair has established ...

To mark what would have been Jordan’s 70th year, a new exhibition unveils an unseen archive of images tracing her journey ...

In an era of geopolitical and economic uncertainty, Art Basel 2025 demonstrated that the art market—while evolving—remains ...

A rare oil sketch by Peter Paul Rubens, Cimon Falling in Love with Efigenia (c. 1616–17), now faces an export bar in a bid to ...

Born Maria Górska in Warsaw (1898), Tamara de Lempicka didn’t just paint the Roaring Twenties—she embodied them. A refugee of the Russian Revolution, she reinvented herself in Paris, becoming Art Deco ...

Talking Buildings celebrates Richard Rogers as more than an architect, creating a vivid and immersive portrait through ...

Linder—first weaponised scissors and glue in the mid-1970s, hacking through women's magazines and softcore pornography to ...

Edward Burra and Ithell Colquhoun were both Surrealists, which makes you understand their twinning at Tate Britain ...