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Frieze has released the exhibitor lists for the 2019 editions of its London and Frieze Masters fairs, which will both take place under tents in Regent鈥檚 Park in the British capital from October 3 to 6.

Pearl Blauvelt lived alone in a remote village in north-east Pennsylvania in the 1940s and 1950s. Half a century later, in her abandoned house, a box was found containing hundreds of drawings which are now held by a gallery in New York and have been shown at MoMA.

For many small to mid-sized contemporary galleries, it鈥檚 widely agreed that art fairs are a necessary evil endured solely for the saving grace of getting a lot of eyes on their artists鈥� work.

Louise Bourgeois began making prints in the 1930s and continued until her death in 2010 at the age of 98, using a small printing press in the basement of her home in Chelsea, New York.

Erika Vogt鈥檚 鈥淣oon at Weed Beach鈥� is currently showing at Glasgow鈥檚 Mary Mary gallery.

Mary Mary is delighted to announce 鈥楤ody Corporate,鈥� a solo exhibition by Gerda Scheepers, her third at the gallery.

A new wave of women art dealers is taking the art world by storm. At New York鈥檚 Lower East Side, women own more than 30 percent of art galleries in the neighborhood, up from 4 percent five years ago. Women are playing equally powerful roles in cities around the world and more...

Often dubbed the "Olympics of the art world," Art Basel is certainly daunting, even for the most esteemed collector or knowledgeable art aficionado. This year will present over 300 galleries from 36 countries, and our guess is that visitors hardly know where to begin. Yet we...

A combination of factors including the art school, a network of experienced galleries and a steady flow of public money has put the Scottish city on the art map

WHEN the Israel Defence Force invaded Gaza in December 2008,ADVERTISEMENTthe world's media was allowed little access to the conflict. But images emerg

While Sara Barker鈥檚 work is theoretically complex, its formal construction and appearance is deceptively simple. Her sculptures are ciphers, of sorts,

It's the closing week of June. The exams are over. It's hot. The summer holidays are just beginning. In the garden, the birds are fledging.

Matthew Brannon, Approach, London E2 Matthew Brannon's outstanding first UK show, Nevertheless, is a tribute to design and decorum. In refreshing

Circles, lines, spots and stripes descend on the City Gallery in Leicester this week in Pattern Recognition, a major group exhibition exploring