Reclaiming the Truth: Deconstructing colonial museums and public spaces

Collaborative visual project by Julio Etchart and Holly Birtles...

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Beyond suncream and selfies, Casson Mann bring Pacific island power to the halls of Bremen

A deeply immersive, thought-provoking journey into a region whose voices and stories demand to be heard...

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Folkestone Triennial 2025: The Dates, The Theme, The Curator, The Artists….

The UK’s largest and most ambitious exhibition of newly commissioned art in the public realm announces dates for 2025...

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A concise colloquium with Marilyn Arsem, Pt II

'I will engage them in conversation about how they're dealing with this situation in the US, what they are doing to resist.' — Marilyn Arsem plots a course in conversation with Rob LaFrenais...

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‘I have always been interested in how time operates’ — in conversation with Marilyn Arsem

The celebrated performance artist discusses theory and practice with Rob La Frenais...

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New exhibitions, much-loved works, and wild swimming: Spring 2025 at Jupiter Artland

Jupiter Artland opens the 2025 season on 11 April with the unveiling of a treasured artwork. ...

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Dive into London’s contemporary art scene to uncover Diana Zrnic’s Hiding Place

Ubiquitous Art x Somers Gallery Present Diana Zrnic...

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Teasing out the questions in the shadows: Ella Kruglyanskaya at Thomas Dane Gallery

Latvian born, Brooklyn-based painter, Ella Kruglyanskaya, offers a new series of paintings at Thomas Dane Gallery. ...

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What can bats teach us about our AI overlords? Questions, questions, at arebyte Gallery

What is it Like? explores AI’s potential for true sentience by examining the nature of consciousness...

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Can images speak the words we struggle to voice? Chantal Meza’s Eden Bleeds

Artist and key thinkers to discuss ecological devastation in a new art exhibition at one of the finest parish churches in England....

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Ken Turner: The Oldest Performance Artist In The World (probably) — Part III

'It was hilarious. I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw the Queen coming.' Veteran performance artist and painter Ken Turner recalls high (and low) times from his Action Space project....

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Timothy Taylor gallery brings Mexican colour to ARCOmadrid

ARCOmadrid returns with a presentation dedicated to Eduardo Terrazas with new, recent, and historical works from his Possibilities of a Structure series....

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Ken Turner: The Oldest Performance Artist In The World (probably) — Part II

'...we didn't understand the philosophy. We were making it.' Part two of an interview with groundbreaking and influential UK performance artist Ken Turner....

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Canvas, cobbles and canals: Amsterdam Art Week 2025

Open Studios at the Rijksakademie, new cultural areas of the city to explore, contemporary collaborations and major new exhibitions as the city turns 750...

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Ken Turner: The Oldest Performance Artist In The World (probably)

An interview with groundbreaking and influential UK performance artist Ken Turner. ...

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What waves banners of protest? The breeze or the breeze block?

Tracing the signs of turbulence at Manifesta 15, Barcelona 2025....

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Can you feel a landscape’s rhythms? Tarek Atoui and the echo of improvisation

A preview of Tarek Atoui - Improvisation in 10 Days at Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan...

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Miart — International modern and contemporary art in Milan

Milan's international modern and contemporary art fair, directed by Nicola Ricciardi, announces dates for 2025...

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Where’s My Art Collection Money Going? Artscapy answers

Finance and collecting. Who knew? ...

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Esra Kizir Gokcen: Sail to Hope — reaching past the slogans to the humanity beyond

Painting, collage, music and metaphor collide and mingle at Mafair's 54 The Gallery...

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Art Cairo announces artists for 2025

Art Cairo announces its lineup of leading MENA galleries and artists participating in the sixth edition of the Fair...

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Will all post-Zuckerberg irony be this wicked? Sorry about the mess

Supported by Bow Arts and curated by Babe Station, 'Sorry about the mess' explores the evolving relationship between motherhood and making art....

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Can you really paint a metaphor? Anselm Kiefer’s early works may have the answer

The Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, presents a landmark exhibition of German artist Anselm Kiefer....

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Night rides through James Johnston’s Trebuchet print ‘The Passenger’

Cinematic Scandinavian landscape in James Johnston's 'The Passenger'. Limited Edition print ...

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Can art change tech (for the better)? Nxt Museum presents Still Processing

Nxt Museum proudly announces Still Processing, its newest group exhibition set to open on February 7, 2025....

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Shaking off winter on York Street: Experimental film, multidisciplinary installations and snow globes

Interrogating the intricate layers of contemporary storytelling, Teaspoon Projects presents its inaugural event at 67 York Street Gallery...

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Linea Naturalis — Has hippie woo-woo finally achieved therapeutic maturity?

The healing sound, plant based electronic music....

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Two years of spectacle in the Italian Alps. Is this art set in a dream?

GAMeC present details of the events, artworks and performances scheduled for year two of Thinking Like a Mountain....

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Wanna buy art? Exclusive signed LUAP print only from Trebuchet

Start an art collection with a LUAP signed print. Exclusive to Trebuchet...

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Where are your stuffed animals?  Soup London’s ‘Welcome To The Island Of Misfit Toys’ Is A Masterclass In Childhood

The Southwark gallery's tenth exhibition features compelling new artworks by DaddyBears, Dean JF Hoy and Ted Le Swer....

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