The extended hours will boost London’s night-time cultural offering, giving visitors chance to enjoy world-class art after work on weekends, says Mayor Sadiq Khan.

One of the world's most celebrated photojournalists and filmmakers, Ed Kashi has dedicated the past 45 years to documenting the social and geopolitical issues that define our era.

UK-born photographer Matthew Portch brings a quietly cinematic eye to the overlooked landscapes of suburban and rural America.

A Journey Reimagined: From Late Bloomer to Visual Storyteller

Anchored by Ice and Ink: A Journey from Oslo to the Edge of the World

My Berlin apartment overlooked a kindergarten.

Lisa Ivory’s paintings point to an evolving story with a seemingly clear narrative arc yet the stories do not easily yield to identifications and sympathies.

This dialogue, this true story was recorded by Ray Johnson in The Paper Snake in 1965 and it served to tell visitors that during the night of 8 March—sixty years later—Rib was be open from 23:00 until 07:00 the next morning.

Aselection of recent work from New York City-based photographer and filmmaker Valerie Chiang (previously featured here).

“For me, painting is a question about time,” says Circe Irasema.

Yulia Mahr’s The Church of Our Becoming reclaims and reimagines classical ideals of the human form in Greek statuary.

Francesca Pionati and Gaia Di Lorenzo spent two months on a residential programme at FormaHQ in the Autumn of 2024.

As language gradually loses its efficacy, misreadings proliferate, and communicative boundaries blur, how do we still manage to “be understood”?

This autumn, rarely seen paintings, drawings and prints by Walter Sickert (1860–1942) from the personal collection of American art collectors Herbert and Ann Lucas will be on display at Piano Nobile.

The Frick Collection has announced the recent appointment of Julia Day as Chief Conservator.