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We go on the road with Michael Landy as he collects art for his Art Bin
Time Out's art critics pick their exhibition hits and misses of 2009
Fairs are good barometers of the state of the art market. Ossian Ward visits Miami to gauge the prospects for artworld recovery in 2010
In her brief career Eva Hesse transformed ordinary and industrial materials, including cheesecloth, fibreglass, resin and rubber into...
William Eggleston put paid to the debate over whether colour photography could be fine art back in the 1970s, by applying a painter's...
The V&A's ten new galleries, which cost £30 million and occupy an entire wing of the museum, cover European art and design from the fall...
Hot out of France comes some young painter guy called Claude Monet, and, boy, let me tell you, can this kid paint! Views of sailboats on...
The experience of 'How It Is' , Miroslaw Balka's big black box, is of course nothing like as fraught with psychological terror as a...
Showcase of the German designer's iconic work for Braun and furniture manufacturer Vitsoe.
American artists Ed and Nancy Kienholz transform the Sunley Room into a walk-through tableau representing Amsterdam's red light district.
Unlike an official portrait, where one gets the measure of a person through staged-managed appearances, a 'conversation piece' provides...
In 1987 Wilson filled the Saatchi Gallery with gallons of black sump oil for his seminal work, '20:50', which has now been re-installed
Ossian Ward talks to the multimillionaire artist as he unveils his new work at the Wallace Collection
The artist who made way too much work last year exhibits his art mountain at Beaconsfield.
The graffiti artist transforms the University of the Arts into an immersive monochrome installation 'The All of Everything'
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