Discover the life of Richard Dadd, an artist whose delusions led to a shocking crime against his father in 1843.

One hundred years after Willem de Kooning left Rotterdam and stowed away on a cargo ship bound for America, the Rijksmuseum is bringing him home. Willem de Kooning at Work, opening on 9 October 2026 ...

Leighton House closes its centenary year with what promises to be one of the more absorbing exhibitions it has staged, an ...

A signed original print by David Hockney, discovered tucked inside a donated book at a Salvation Army charity shop in Norwich, has sold for £41,160 on eBay, in what amounts to one of the more ...

An announcement on Wednesday by the Glasgow School of Art’s management is expected to disclose that they do not intend to rebuild Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s art school building after all. Their new ...

Andy Burnham supports the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece, marking a significant stance in British politics.

Explore the legacy of Robert Rauschenberg with ARTIST ROOMS showcasing his Gluts series at Tate Modern in 2026.

Remember Edward Lucie-Smith through twelve landmark Artlyst reviews that highlight his insightful observations and literary ...

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The Picture Gallery at Buckingham Palace reopens this week with its most significant re-display in a generation. From Thursday 9 July, visitors will find almost double the number of paintings on show, ...

The July 2026 Art Diary begins with group exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth Menorca and GRIMM exploring disorientation and complexity as zeitgeist themes emerging from contemporary culture. Exhibitions at ...

Scene in Braemar by Queen Victoria’s favourite artist, Sir Edwin Landseer, has sold for five times the previous record for one of his works. Scene in Braemar fetched £5,946,000 at Sotheby’s in London ...