Leighton House closes its centenary year with what promises to be one of the more absorbing exhibitions it has staged, an ...

An announcement on Wednesday by the Glasgow School of Art’s management is expected to disclose that they do not intend to rebuild Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s art school building after all. Their new ...

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Explore the legacy of Robert Rauschenberg with ARTIST ROOMS showcasing his Gluts series at Tate Modern in 2026.

Remember Edward Lucie-Smith through twelve landmark Artlyst reviews that highlight his insightful observations and literary ...

Most art books start with why. Why did they paint it, what did it mean, what was the cultural context, who was the patron? Lachlan Goudie starts with how. It's a different question, and it leads ...

A work by Antony Gormley, one of Britain’s most significant living sculptors, has been sold by Kent County Council without public debate, official announcement, or formal scrutiny. Two Stones, one of ...

Something new appeared on Waterloo Place this week. A sculpture of a suited figure marching forward off a plinth, one hand raised to carry a flag whose billowing fabric entirely obscures the face ...

Barbara Hepworth said it herself, in conversation with her son-in-law, the art historian Alan Bowness: “In a way my colour has been accepted, but never understood.” That line sits near the centre of ...

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Frida: The Making of an Icon has already passed through Houston before landing at Tate Modern, where it runs from June 2026 into January 2027. Published in association with the Museum of Fine Arts, ...

In Venice, the myth is often the map. The curated centrepiece may command the headlines, but anyone who has drifted between the Giardini and the Arsenale knows you must sift through a lot of “crap” to ...