Installation view of work by Isabelle Westlake at New Contemporaries 2026 at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh | Julie HowdenPublished 30th Mar 2026, 12:36 BSTRSA New Contemporaries, Royal Scottish
Tate’s decision to loan a Lowry painting to a UK school highlights a growing push to expand access to art beyond traditional gallery spaces.In a first-of-its-kind move, the Tate has
A portrait in a UK collection that has long been dismissed as a workshop copy of an almost identical painting by Rembrandt was in fact also painted by the 17th-century
Few of the visitors are as stylish as this pair, but the Netherlands’ leading fair for contemporary art (26-29 March) does a good job of presenting quality across diverse media.
Two thirds of the collection, which ran to 85 lots, found buyers at Halls Fine Art’s Modern and Contemporary Art and Design auction at the Battlefield saleroom in Shrewsbury, which
A view of Gibson Mill (detail) by L Amy Charlesworth The spacious basement at The Bingley Gallery Visitors to the gallery can see work in progress. Picture courtesy of Bingley
Art Basel Hong Kong arrives 27-29 March as the city's annual cultural coronation – a multi-media tentpole where the globe's gallery elite, collectors with bottomless wallets, and assorted art-world camp
In 1998, Cecily Brown made a painting of ecstatic bodies dissolving into blurry flesh-hued abstraction called “The Girl Who Had Everything”. As, it seemed, did she. Not yet 30, a
An art exhibition by two sisters will open in a gallery in Salisbury.Rebecca Harris and Elizabeth Lee will jointly showcase their works for the first time in the exhibition Skin
Christie’s is to auction A Girl in a Wood (August 1883) in Hong Kong, in a bold move to tap the Chinese market. The estimate at the 27 March sale