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Deanna Petherbridge: ‘Drawing can be a million different things, but I t...

Using pen and ink as a metaphorical means of interrogating human interest, Deanna Petherbridge sees ...

From Selfie to Self-Expression

Advertised as the world’s first exhibition dedicated to the history of the selfie, From Selfie to ...

Drawing Biennial 2017

The eighth edition of the Drawing Biennial, which includes more than 200 works on paper, prompts a r...

Edward Krasiński

As mercurial as this master of the Polish avant-garde might seem, a career-wide survey revealed some...

Deimantas Narkevičius: 20 July 2015

In the Lithuanian artist’s latest exhibition, contrasting public reaction to the dismantling of co...

Do Ho Suh: Passage/s

With the lightest of touches, artist Do Ho Suh can transform the architectural into a symbol of the ...

David Hockney

Celebrating 60 years of Hockney’s work, this exhibition charts the art of a modern great through d...

David Brian Smith: ‘My cause is to fight for the plight of the English c...

The painter’s pop-coloured vision of the English countryside belies a sad truth, but as Smith demo...

Ed Webb-Ingall: ‘I am a product of lesbian history and a child of sectio...

The video-maker talks about working with communities, his current work, We Have Rather Been Invaded,...

Frank Stella: The Kenneth Tyler Print Collection

Focusing on the rich seam of Stella’s prints, this show gives an insight into the remarkable colla...

Fabienne Verdier: ‘I am an intrepid woman, a bit of a rebel maybe’

Verdier explains her unique method of vertical painting, using a handmade brush with a large reserve...

Franciszka Themerson: Lines and Thoughts

This exhibition reveals Themerson’s ability to conjure life and emotion out of a single line in he...

David Kohn: ‘In trying to broaden what architecture could be, it feels l...

From a house extension modelled on a fox, to a new quad for an Oxford college, to a hotel in the air...

Emma Elliott: ‘Being human is the most important thing. Just being human...

The Passion For Freedom ambassador talks about her current project, which brings together the stigma...

Donna Huanca: ‘Memory is perhaps the most permanent architecture’

The Chicago-born artist discusses shedding skin, the idea of permanence, and being involved in Manif...

Daubigny, Monet, Van Gogh: Impressions of Landscape

A trail-blazing artist, largely lost from sight, is brought back into the limelight in this excellen...

Elpida Hadzi-Vasileva: ‘I am driven by making the impossible possible’

The artist, who makes beautiful works of art using waste products from the meat industry talks about...

Dialogue with Trees: Five Stories of Rebirth and Renewal

To celebrate its 90th birthday, the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum is staging an exhibition of works ...

Ed Moses: Painting as Process

In the still eye of the swirl of the happening art that opens Manhattan’s autumn season stands a s...

Douglas Kotwall: ‘We want to incubate young, contemporary Chinese artist...

Kotwall, a senior member of the K11 Art Foundation, talks about the ethos and goals of the organisat...

Forest of Expression: Art as a Communal Act

Eight projects explore how art and expressing ideas and emotions can help those on the fringes of so...

Daniel Sinsel

A pulse of eroticism runs through this collection of Sinsel’s new work, as he teases the distincti...

Dana Schutz: ‘I think of the viewer as the painter’

The artist talks about deciding to become a painter when she was 14, how Alice Neel and the Velvet U...

Diane Arbus: in the beginning

Burnished by a brilliant installation, this early work shows the storied American photographer alrea...

Francesca Pasquali: ‘I have a contemporary view of art, so I want to dra...

The Bolognese artist uses everyday materials and plastics to replicate natural folds and textures in...

David Hockney RA: 82 Portraits and 1 Still Life

The brightly coloured faces lining the walls of this exhibition show a human fascination with people...

Dóra Maurer: ‘My work has been based on change, shifting, traces, tempo...

As a new exhibition surveys her 50-years career, the Hungarian artist talks about colour, maths and ...

Ella Kruglyanskaya

Colourful, cartoonesque depictions of curvaceous, sassy women people the Latvian artist’s painting...

Francis Bacon: Invisible Rooms

The largest exhibition of Bacon’s paintings ever held in the north of England, it takes as its cur...

Fox Talbot: Dawn of the Photograph

This exhibition tells the story of the birth of photography, exploring the vision of the Victorian i...

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