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1989 was ‘Museums Year’ in the United Kingdom, a celebration of our cultural institutions which inspired Lubaina Himid to make a body of work that was displayed at Chisenhale Gallery in London in the summer of that year.

A 'stunning' collection of rarely seen paintings by one of Scotland's most respected contemporary artists has gone on show in Glasgow.

Mighty tomes, deep dives and fresh perspectives — the most eagerly awaited volumes being trailed by art-world publishers focus on subjects including the still-life painter Clara Peeters, Andrew Wyeth, the Vorticists and NYC’s ragtag radicals.

London, 14 October 2024—Frieze London and Frieze Masters closed their doors after a successful five-day run, with significant sales and solid international attendance. 

Arguably the more refined of Frieze's two London fairs, Frieze Masters presented a range of works this year, from performance archives of Rose Finn-Kelcey at Kate MacGarry...

Arguably the more refined of Frieze's two London fairs, Frieze Masters presented a range of works this year, from performance archives of Rose Finn-Kelcey at Kate MacGarry to a photographic...

A new book celebrates Jim Ede, the patron whose museum-home is a chapel to 20th-century British art – in particular that generation who were driven to search for meaning after the first world war

"The May Art Diary by Rev Jonathan Evens covers new books and selected exhibitions.

Laura Freeman’s excellent biography of Jim Ede, founder of Kettle’s Yard, glides from smuggled Brancusis to dinner with Graham Greene

Nicholas Orchard, Head of Modern British and Irish Art, Christie’s: “The selection of works included in the Modern British and Irish Art Evening Sale represent the pioneering movements that shaped the 20th century across the UK and Ireland.

As the largest collection of works by Vorticist artists ever offered at auction comes to Christie’s, Alastair Smart traces the brief history of what was arguably Britain’s most avant-garde art movement

In 2023 the political nature of sculpture barely needs stating. 

When the founder of Kettle’s Yard, Jim Ede, originally conceived his idea for a home that was also a gallery, he wanted ‘a living place where works of art could be enjoyed…’.

A number of auction records were broken at the Cheffins Art & Design Sale on 25th February which saw works by some of the biggest names in 20th century art and sculpture go under the hammer in Cambridge.

Works by some of the biggest names in 20th century art and sculpture will be offered for sale at the Cheffins Art & Design Auction on 25th February.