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Prints tend to be somewhat disregarded compared with their big sibling, painting.

Waddington Custot has announced the opening of its new Parisian space at 36 rue de Seine, in the historic location previously occupied by the renowned Lansberg Gallery in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.

Martin Gayford鈥檚 engrossing book is a goldmine of quotes, anecdotes and insights, from why Van Gogh painted on tea towels to why some artists find it hard to start a work and others don鈥檛 know when to stop.

Children scrapping, lovers embracing, the pain of losing a loved one, even Brexit, all demonstrate the pain and pleasure of friendships and falling out in this fascinating group show.

Christie鈥檚 will present its October Modern British and Irish Art sales in London, as part of Christie鈥檚 flagship 20th/21st Century Art auction series.

This extensive exhibition of still life works from two major collections is full of clever visual pairings and rich in conceptual layers.

Ikon and macLYON present works by over twenty artists from the British Council Collection and macLYON that explore the meaning and role of friendship in contemporary life.

In September鈥檚 Art Diary, I highlight a range of international exhibitions before returning to the UK for exhibitions at Hastings Contemporary, The Sainsbury Centre, The Fitzwilliam Museum and Elizabeth Xi Bauer.

From William Nicholson鈥檚 lustrous silver casket to a prisoner鈥檚 last meal, this first major show devoted to British still life is full of surprises and private collection gems

An informative new survey at Pallant House Gallery 鈥� full of colour, surrealism and delight 鈥� suggests there might be

Original prints by some of the most collected Modern and Contemporary artists will be featured at Chiswick Auctions鈥� February 13 Prints and Multiples sale in West London.

A new exhibition on view at The Hunterian, University of Glasgow, this November, presents a stunning selection of set and costume designs from a major private collection.

Plus: at Gagosian 41 artists tackle abstraction

Josh Lilley to present an exhibition of never-before-seen works by iconic Post-war British artist Patrick Caulfield (1936-2005).

Modernist artists pushed boundaries, not least with their sizzling designs for textiles, which played a key role in the story of modern art.