Features

After a long hot summer, the trees are turning, the woollens are coming out, and the days are drawing in. It feels like the beginning of term, so it...

    Frieze feels rather like Disneyland for art-world fanatics: the excitement, the rollercoaster of emotions, and the palpable stress in...

    Nearly thirty years after Frank Gehry's Guggenheim turned a worn-out industrial port into a destination, Spain is preparing a fresh...

  On its 60th anniversary, Goodman Gallery presents the global premiere of William Kentridge’s new nine-minute stop-animation film, ‘A Nicely...

October is a stunning month for art linked to aspects of spirituality, with several of my favourite artists exhibiting. Solo shows mentioned in my...

Artlyst’s guide to the art fairs and exhibitions taking place across London this October, from Frieze and Frieze Masters to specialist fairs...

    I stood against a cold radiator on a warm summer night, mesmerised by a zoetrope-like film shot through the intercepting railings of...

Dib means raw in Thai, a modest name for such an ambitious museum. Dib Bangkok grew out of the collection the late Petch Osathanugrah built over...

  Arriving in Cyprus as an Irish passport holder is a geographical reminder of just how far Europe stretches. At its eastern edge, the island...

    Using old toothbrushes and discarded plastic bits, PETER CHANG created iconic pieces of jewellery. The Faberge of the 21st century,...

This autumn, there are many fantastic art exhibitions to explore outside of London. The 2026 Turner Prize exhibition will take place at MIMA in...

  ‘Applecore’ isn’t a run-of-the-mill project. London-based Czech and British artist Hynek Martinec has spent a week making a 17-metre-wide...