Chadwick paved the way for the Young British Artists who followed her, challenging stereotypes and the accepted portrayal of the female body, as explored in a new retrospective at Hepworth Wakefield.

The London-based artist’s heart lies in illuminating the subtleties of humanity through the power of portraiture.

Research has shown that elders in the LGBTQ+ community are often more likely to experience loneliness, exclusion, and fear of turning to health and welfare services.

Symbols, Silence, and the Pulse of Creation.

Kwaku Yaro and Pearl Lam Galleries present Coat of Many Colours.

Malte Zenses presents nine new paintings and three sculptures at Sperling’s new location at Enhuberstr.

So wrote Paul Kelly in 1985 crossing Yorta Yorta Country — or Ned Kelly Country if you heed the pioneer history trail.

There is an air of anticipation for Emily Kame Kngwarreye’s first large-scale exhibition in Europe, to open at the Tate Modern in London this July.

The Kunstmuseum Basel will show the painting Tanz im Varieté (Dance at the Varieté, 1911) by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner for the first time.

The Hepworth Wakefield and the Art Fund have launched an urgent £3.8m appeal to prevent a rare Modernist sculpture from leaving the UK.

A groundbreaking exhibition, “Constellation”, is captivating audiences at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City.

Rubys Grantee Rae Red Illuminates Area 405 with Queer Video Installations and Performance.

Aseries of new oil paintings by New York-based artist Hannah Lee.

For all its racket, Moderna Museet’s Mike Kelley-show fails to speak to the current moment.

Dong Kingman captures New York in vibrant watercolors combining traditional Chinese brushwork with urban landscapes, architecture, and transportation scenes