Cass Art, the beloved British art supply retailer, has announced the return of The Cass Art Prize for 2025, reinvigorated with an expanded £25,000 prize pool, a fresh panel of esteemed judges, and an ...

To step into the world of Laura Stowers is to be engulfed by a collision of colour, motion, and exuberance. Her paintings do not sit still; they pulse, vibrate, insist on being felt. Spray paint drips ...

Tache is a new contemporary gallery dedicated to nurturing, supporting, and showcasing emerging artists. Located in London’s Fitzrovia, home to a vibrant artistic community, the gallery has been ...

Artsy, the world’s largest online marketplace for discovering and acquiring art, has announced a series of significant benefit auctions aimed at raising much-needed funds for those affected by the ...

As March unfolds—a month of celebration and empowerment marked by International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month—London’s art institutions are turning the spotlight on women artists. Five ...

‘Frank Bowling. Collage,’ the artist’s first solo exhibition in France, explores collage as a conceptual tool and technique for Bowling’s practice and thinking. The exhibition features works from the ...

Estés’ seminal work Women Who Run with the Wolves, this exhibition celebrates the strength, intuition, and transformative power of the divine feminine through the lens of contemporary art. The ...

Art today often comes prepackaged—polished, primed, and priced for collectors. But AROE? He’s a different breed. A Brighton-based graffiti force, he doesn’t just paint walls; he detonates statements ...

In an era that moves at breakneck speed—where moments are consumed as quickly as they are forgotten—the Paul Smith’s Foundation and Winsor & Newton International Art Prize 2024 offers a compelling ...

out as one of the most thought-provoking and visually captivating showcases of the fair. Managed with exceptional dedication by TAAH team member Ainhoa Vernet, in collaboration with the incomparable ...

The Swiss artist Verena Loewensberg (1912–1986) was a central figure in the Zurich school of concrete artists, a movement that sought to distill painting into pure form and precision. She was also its ...

luxury art book and an informal catalogue raisonné of his creations up to 2024.