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The first impression of Oceania as you enter from the streets of Piccadilly is of being plunged into darkness – and drama.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim, New York, was originally meant to be a collection of works of ‘radical abstraction’ says curator Megan Fontanella.

Dutch Design Week has come and gone but there’s still time to learn how to paint like Van Gogh thanks to an […]

Epoch making is not an everyday event. Anthropocene is a ‘proposed’ new epoch – one in which human (anthropos in Greek) activity […]

Find out what amazing art exhibitions are going on these coming months

Masterworks from 1908-1918 commemorating the artistic genius born from World War 1 will be sold this November by Sotheby’s.

Damien Hirst, Circular butterfly painting, 2008 | Smashing Yellow Ball at Peace painting (estimated at £100,000- £150,000)

Here is an odd show – pairing semi pornographic works by the famous Austrian expressionist Egon Schiele with photographs by the lesser […]

Thirty scroll paintings by Itō Jakuchū in the mid 18th century have been lent to the Petit Palais by Japan’s Imperial collection.

The natural world has always inspired artists but now our planetary muse is under threat as never before.

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