Art
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17 Oct
Irving Penn’s life in images, a photography exhibition at the Grand Palais, Paris
To celebrate the centenary of the birth of Irving Penn, the Grand Palais gallery in Paris is holding an exhibition.
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17 Oct
Affordable Art Fair: what to see and do as the Battersea Autumn collection is unveiled
The value of artwork doesn’t always correlate with its appearance or level of detail.
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13 Oct
Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi expected to fetch $100m at auction
Salvator Mundi, the only Leonardo da Vinci painting held in a private collection, has been put up for auction.
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18 Sep
As Banksy sprays the Barbican, just how much could his latest London artwork be worth?
It’s not about money for Banksy.
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7 Sep
The V&A museum is hosting a videogame exhibition soon
In the mid-2000s, Roger Ebert famously argued that video games cannot be art.
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29 Aug
Edinburgh Fringe 2017 breaks attendance record, with 2018 set to be even more popular
Edinburgh Fringe 2017 drew to a close on Monday 28 August.
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25 Aug
Frieze Masters in London: your need-to-know guide
If you’re a fan of modern art then you cannot miss the Frieze Masters in London.
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25 Aug
Burning Man 2017: Five trippy, weird and wonderful installations to check out this year
Each year thousands of people travel to the middle of the Nevada desert to celebrate the 10 Principles of Burning Man: radical inclusion, gifting, decommodification, radical self-reliance, radical self-expression, communal effort, civil responsibility, leaving no trace, participation and immediacy.
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21 Aug
Banksy artwork thought destroyed — Snorting Copper — has been rediscovered in restorable condition
Banksy artwork has a habit of seemingly appearing out of thin air.