Art news London is where you can find all the cool art stuff: exhibitions, and events we have found coming out of London.
A major Lucian Freud exhibition at the National Gallery, jointly organised with the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, marks the centenary of his birth in Berlin in 1922 and features 63 paintings spanning a prolific career of more than 70 years.
The Cultural Institute of Radical Contemporary Arts (CIRCA) is proud to present if when why what by celebrated Scottish artist Douglas Gordon…. Read More
Today, Frieze named Fatos Üstek as the new curator of Frieze Sculpture, a major annual public art exhibition that places monumental works by leading artists throughout London’s Regent’s Park
We managed to catch some time with Arcmanoro Niles ahead of his first exhibition in the UK to ask a few questions about the show and his practice.
The Marlborough Gallery goes back a fair way – founded in London in 1946, then expanding to New York from 1963.
Phillips New Now sale is tomorrow Thursday 8th December in London. The New Now sale is comprised of 196 lots and to help you navigate Charlotte Gibbs, Associate Specialist, Head of New Now, selects her five top picks.
Elliot Fox’s PSYCHO GEOLOGY, explores a fictional sequence of events based on certain socio economical, geological and cultural elements that have made west Cornwall the place that it is
Opening this week 7th-8th December, Introducing… is a pop-up event by InnovationRCA, the Royal College of Art’s centre for entrepreneurship, which will showcase products from a curated selection of creative start-ups, from sectors such as jewellery, fashion, homeware, ceramics and textiles all of whom have progressed through the Creative Brands Accelerator programme over the past 3 years.
After 27 years at its current home on Old Burlington Street in Mayfair, Stephen Friedman Gallery announces that it will… Read More
On Sexuality presents the early, iconic works of Helen Chadwick and Penny Slinger. Widely considered
among the most influential artists in British contemporary art, in the 1970s Chadwick and Slinger broke
all taboos and conventions with their bold, visceral works that explored female subjectivity, especially in
relation to sexual desire.
Fire, ears, eating, deserts and tiny artworks.
British artist and Royal Academician David Remfry will co-ordinate the 255th Summer Exhibition in 2023.The Summer Exhibition Committee members will… Read More
UNION Gallery presents I Feed My Skin Upon the Landscape, Awake!, the first presentation of paintings by Ebe Oke ft…. Read More
Following in the footsteps of art platforms such as Avant Arte, Strike Art was also born from a love of sharing art through Instagram – now with over 400k+ followers.
Today Thursday 1st December, Philip Colbert will unveil a new frontier in his Lobstar world at Phillips London on Berkeley Square.
There has never been a better time for artist Eleanor Wang to reflect on her practice to date, one loaded with familial relations, negotiations of cultural heritage, personal storytelling and monumentalised memories of incidents that could otherwise be forgotten.
This December, Monster Chetwynd presents The Cat’s Whiskers, a group of four hand-blown glass sculptures, shown alongside a series of recent watercolours,… Read More
Hilma af Klint (b. Sweden, 1862-1944) and Piet Mondrian (b. Netherlands, 1872-1944) were two of the most imaginative artists of the twentieth century.
Phillida Reid and David Southard founded Southard Reid in 2010, showing in Soho over the following decade. Since 2019 it has been solely operated by Phillida and she has recently opened a spectacular new space the other side of Charing Cross Road
Koestler Arts runs an art prize with a National Exhibition at The Southbank Centre showing the work of prisoners, ex-offenders, secure patients and Immigration Centre Detainees. This year, the exhibition was curated by Chinese contemporary artist Ai Wei Wei and titled Freedom
Damien Hirst‘s Demon the largest sculpture from the Wreck of the Unbelievable series, originally presented at the 2017 Venice Biennale… Read More
The continuous beat of drum and rave music roots collide once again with popular culture motifs, the result is a visual celebration of all things acid! BSMT will be signing off 2022 with HARDCORE, a banger of an exhibition by Ryan Callanan aka RYCA.
Carnival, cockroaches, sharks, numbers and shipwrecks.
‘Structures of feeling’ and ‘affective landscapes’ are terms used in cultural studies to describe how emotions shape society and how… Read More
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