This sentimental tune, whose worldwide popularity is due in part to its highly adaptable arrangement and its dissemination by ...
Apply to the 2027 Frieze New Writers Programme in London, UK Apply by Sunday 3 January to attend our free art-writing course, open to aspiring writers based in the United Kingdom and Ireland ...
In Anette Gellein’s film Annus Horribilis (2026), the lifeless body of a queen, who took her own life to escape the oppression of monarchy, washes up on the shore of her kingdom. It is the latest in a ...
In the early 1980s, the UK government, led by newly elected Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, adopted a financial policy known as monetarism – the idea that, by controlling the supply of ...
The artist duo challenge hierarchies by bringing public sculpture back to common ground through their work ‘Possibilities for ...
The First Dasha Shenkman Focus Fund Acquires Work by Okiki Akinfe at Frieze London 2026 In its inaugural year, the new fund has acquired three works by London artist Okiki Akinfe for the collection of ...
All too often, the art world is hungry to make race represent something that can be named or reduced to ideology. The 39th Panorama of Brazilian Art at the newly renovated Museum of Modern Art of São ...
Ella Fleck Wins the 2026 Camden Art Centre Emerging Artist Award The London-based artist, represented by Ehrlich Steinberg in Focus at Frieze London 2026, will have a solo exhibition at Camden Art ...
Frieze London and Frieze Masters are back in the beautiful setting of The Regent’s Park, and Art:LIVE, supported by Global Lead Partner Deutsche Bank, is there too.
Explore Frieze London Masters 2026 City Guide with our interactive map - discover locations, details, and insights in a simple and visual way ...
Gregor Muir, Director of Collection at Tate, talks us through the two Frieze Tate Fund acquisitions from the London fairs, and celebrates what Frieze brings to the city ...
The fashion designer considers the quiet power of a painting that continues to resonate nearly 150 years after its creation ...