The Serpentine gallery in London presents A year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting – an exhibition of new and recent works by David Hockney, including the monumental frieze.
As a curator who has been at the forefront of contemporary art for almost two decades, Gemma Rolls-Bentley sits down with Hadley Stewart to reflect on the impact of queer representation in art and her journey from South Yorkshire to the international arts scene.
London Art Fair returns to the UK capital in January 2024 and includes numerous LGBT artists represented by the presenting galleries.
Dopamine Land is the new immersive art experience that arrived in London in April 2022, provides a series of rooms each stimulating different senses and bringing back childhood imagination to adult kids.
The Culloden Estate & Spa in Belfast is opening a new exhibition this summer, Art in the Garden, which will feature some of the best-known names including Dali, Picasso, Warhol, and Banksy.
When you first see the stunning views and gorgeous rolling fields of Bohuslän in West Sweden, you’ll suddenly feel your spirit lifted.
Maisie Barker looks at the Make Blood Cancer Visible campaign taking over London.
Based in an unassuming unit in Bond Street, the Fine Art Society’s current features are well worth a visit and are sure to suit all kinds of art fans.
The Tate Britain presents the first exhibition dedicated to queer British art, unveiling art that relates to LGBTQ identities from 1861 – 1967.
The Fine Art Society presents a retrospective of the British painter, Gluck featuring 32 of her works, and exploring her fascinating life, work, and legacy.