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鈥淚n some landscapes Brutalism might seem out of place, but in a country of rugged contours, magnificent castles and ancient megaliths the rough grey mass and monolithic beauty of post-war concrete...

Brutalist architecture emerged in the late 1940s. Its significant features include monolithic forms, expressive structures, rough surfaces and unusual shapes.

Tumult, anxiety and an openness to reconstructing society are at the heart of a new show, featuring works by Frank Auerbach, Gillian Ayres and Frank Bowling.

An exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery explores the wealth of creativity that took place as Britain recovered from trauma and upheaval

Unfinished concrete. Geometric forms. Unconventional propositions. Brutalism is one of the most divisive architectural forms in history. Developed in the 1950s, the term was particularly associated with the work of English architectural duo Alison (1928-1993) and Peter...

With London鈥檚 Victoria & Albert Museum in lockdown, its director shares his favourite artefacts

Alserkal Arts Foundation announces collaboration with UK鈥檚 Whitechapel Gallery to bring landmark exhibition Is This Tomorrow? to Dubai in November 2019.

It has been a wild few days in London, with members of Parliament defecting from the Labor and Conservative parties to join a new organization called the Independent Group.

A group of recently opened shows, very different from one another, raise questions about the direction the visual arts are now taking.

A new exhibition at Nottingham Contemporary 鈥� convened by the punk artist Linder 鈥� presents a three-dimensional collage of ideas

Geoffrey Farmer鈥檚 lyricism of control is on show at Catriona Jeffries Gallery, although this time with a new suggestion of malignity.

The ICA presents original art works by the Independent Group to coincide with the 60th anniversary of the ground-breaking exhibition Parallel of Life

The Whitechapel Gallery is bringing its hugely influential show, 'This is Tomorrow', vividly back to life with unique and rarely seen archive material

This may sound like post-modernism, but it's not OPINION EXHIBITION/Tate Triennial 2009: Altermodern Tate Britain, London, until 26 April

DESIGN MUSEUM The mighty Brutalist shadow cast by Alison and Peter Smithson`s best-known public works (the Economist Building, the Robin Hood