Art & Culture

We bring you the latest from the vibrant world of visual arts and culture. Covering exhibitions, festivals, public art, and cultural events, we highlight groundbreaking projects and the creators driving artistic dialogue across contemporary and traditional mediums.

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Fruit Market, 2017, oil on linen, 60 ¼ x 48 in. Courtesy of Nicholas Metivier Gallery.
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Keita Morimoto's modern paintings of Toronto inspired by Edward Hopper and Japan

ÇIN (2017), Cevdet Erek. Pavilion of Turkey at the 57th Venice Biennale, installation view, Photo Credit: RMphotostudio
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'I don’t really have creative block in my vocabulary,' Cevdet Erek on his performance at Berlin's Berghain

Marc Dennis, Pa-Twaing, 2017
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All That You Have Is Your Soul: New works respond to building identity in a foreign land

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Colourful 2D works inspired by underlying rhythms and patterns of nature

Regent Street St James’s with Xmas lights, December © Tom Hughes
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Oil paintings of London by Tom Hughes that capture its frantic, busy pace

© Javi Broto
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Brosmind profiles its fraternal bond in Working with a Brother exhibition

Copyright: David Shrigley. Courtesy of David Shrigley and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.
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The ever hilarious, witty David Shrigley launches a series of works for swanky London restaurant Sketch

Acropolis Down Under and The Rising Moon (c) Tom Petzwinkler
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Arresting works by Setsuko Ono reflect and challenge international politics

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The first art to be sold solely with cryptocurrency to go on show in London

© Carmen Herrera; Courtesy Lisson Gallery
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102-year-old artist Carmen Herrera showcases new body of work at London's Lisson Gallery

Club night ‘Heat’ held at Hastings Pier, May 1997, photograph by Tristan O’Neill
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Super Sharp: new exhibition explores the style, sound and rave culture of the nineties

Ugo Rondinone orange yellow green blue pink red mountain 2015 Painted stone, stainless steel, plywood, concrete Sculpture 193 × 46 × 29 cm Pedestal 15 × 45 × 45 cm Overall 208 × 46 × 45 cm Image courtesy of Sadie Coles HQ, London © Ugo Rondinone
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Sex, Bongs and Rubbish Bins: The Upset Bucket examines 'personal identity and the human condition'

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