Tate is expanding its curatorial remit with the appointment of two curators specialising in ecology and Indigenous art. Marleen Boschen has been...
Summertime is always accompanied by some flesh-baring, but this year a throng of myriad bodies in multiple modes have been unleashed across...
The Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts (RA) in London—held annually since 1769—is as British as strawberries and Pimm’s at...
The British Museum’s woes pile up…. and the Sackler funding saga rolls on with the London museum set to remove an inscription...
In her day, Elisabetta Sirani (1638-1665) was a phenomenon. A fast, fluid and expressive artist whose oeuvre spanned several genres, Sirani was...
The appointment of Scott Rothkopf as the next director of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York did not come...
Since plans to rebuild the World Trade Center were revealed in 2003, following the 11 September terrorist attacks, a major space has...
The notorious art world scammer Anna Sorokin (aka Anna Delvey) strikes again. The fake heiress has launched a podcast called The Anna...
In August 1873 Vincent van Gogh, then aged 20, moved into a room in a terraced house in Brixton. He had arrived...
Mark Jones has been appointed interim director of the British Museum in the wake of the theft controversy engulfing the London institution....