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John Hoyland: Power Stations: Paintings 1964-1982

Damien Hirst’s impressive new gallery opens with a sensitively curated show of one of Britain’s ...

Eileen Hogan: ‘I find out what really matters to me through working from...

The artist talks about being taught to draw in two very different ways by Euan Uglow and Frank Auerb...

What Do I Need to do to Make It OK?

Curator Liz Cooper discusses this exhibition at London’s Pumphouse Gallery, which investigates rep...

The Fabric of India

Every square inch of fabric in this exhibition has a story to tell, from a sweat-stained talismanic ...

The World Goes Pop

In Tate Modern’s latest exhibition, curators Jessica Morgan and Flavia Frigeri make an ambitious a...

Matthew Darbyshire: ‘If I can’t get hold of what I want, I’ll fake i...

The artist talks about design and consumer culture, the role of colour as a democratiser, the need t...

Yayoi Kusama: In Infinity

Once dubbed ‘the High Priestess of Polka Dots, pioneer of naked happenings … smashing to smither...

The Power of Pictures: Early Soviet Photography, Early Soviet Film

This exhibition, which presents many canonical works from 1920s and 30s Russia from public and priva...

Phyllida Barlow: Set

Barlow’s art is genuinely challenging. The stacks of timber and cemented detritus spattered with p...

Shona Illingworth: ‘Art practice is deeply important in a changing world...

The Danish-born artist Shona Illingworth, whose video and sound installations explore the mystery of...

Antony Donaldson: ‘Painting is a singular thing’

The artist talks about home visits from his tutors when he was at the Slade in the 1950s, being infl...

Broad and Broader

Eli and Edythe’s brilliantly realised dream of a palace for their art joins a developer’s brief ...

Celts: Art and Identity

The identity of the Celts might be as evasive as a will-o'-the-wisp, but as this wonderful exhibitio...

Carl Plackman: Obscure Territories

Carl Plackman rarely discussed his work, which, spanning sculpture, drawing and installation, refuse...

Anj Smith: ‘The figure is a device on which to hang my concerns’

The artist talks about the collapsing of genres, her desire to portray identity post gender and pain...

Jennifer Rubell: Not Alone

American artist Jennifer Rubell explores motherhood through a series of participatory works. Looking...

YARAT: The Union of Fire and Water – Venice Biennale 2015

The Union of Fire and Water presents a historical and cultural superimposition of Baku and Venice as...

Tamar Ettun: ‘I am using the structure of a religious practice as a fold...

The young Israeli-American sculptor talks about her Orthodox background, her beginnings in art, inte...

Anita Glesta: ‘I would like this work to be a vehicle of communication ...

The artist talks about the motivation behind her brightly coloured projection of frenzied fish on to...

The Gap: Selected Abstract Art from Belgium

This group exhibition – curated by artist Luc Tuymans – brings together more than 40 works by 15...

Going Public: International Art Collectors in Sheffield

In a project looking at how philanthropic giving to arts and culture can become a social norm in eve...

Shani Rhys James: ‘I love the luxuriousness of a flower’s abstract sha...

The artist talks about her dramatic paintings, the significance of red and her own particular take o...

Bridget Riley: Learning From Seurat

Through the works of Georges Seurat, Bridget Riley learned about colour. His The Bridge at Courbevoi...

Petra Cortright: ‘I wanted to raise questions about the way we view wome...

The artist talks about moving from working on computers to painting, linking the two worlds to produ...

Chudamani Clowes: ‘I wanted to show immigration and migration in a posit...

Chudamani Clowes talks about immigration, her personal connection to west London and the human trage...

Julie Sass: Be-Bop Your Visual Acts (Shared Space)

Danish artist Julie Sass presents a cohesive body of new work as part of Copenhagen Arts Week that s...

Lowry by the Sea

This small gem of an exhibition comprising 17 pictures – oils on canvas and board; watercolour; fe...

Jerusalem Season of Culture 2015

This is a festival that involves talks, tours, performance and events rather than simply art objects...

The art behind the activist: Adrian Locke talks about Ai Weiwei

A rebel, an iconoclast and a playful symbolist – Ai Weiwei is all these things, but surely history...

Liberties

This exhibition of contemporary artworks by more than 20 women artists reflects the changes in art p...

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