Art
London’s best known contemporary art fair reflected broad shifts in tastes as the next generation of collectors begin to make their mark.
Dutch designer Maarten Kolk revisits the fading craft of imitation painting.
MU Hybrid Art House explores the increasing interconnections between biological, artificial and human intelligence.
The Colour of Water [Tagus] charts the shifting hues of the river through 408 underwater photographs. From turbid greens to deep ocean blues, Nicolas Floc’h records the chromatic identity of the Tagus in a book designed by Maison-Solide.
Ali Bartlett presents translucent oil paintings on shower curtains at the 2025 RCA MA Painting Degree Show, exploring light, colour and liminality.
For future colour directions, art is an evergreen source of inspiration. This is why a visit to Art Basel is so valuable.
A bold new public artwork has been unveiled at the Priory Court estate in the heart of Walthamstow, London, created by UK artist INSA and local arts and storytelling organisations Wood Street Walls and The Digital Story Company.
Lesley Barnes and Ross McAuley will present their largest exhibition to date, featuring fashion-inspired artworks at Yorkshire Sculpture Park.
Waddington Custot gallery is presenting The Shape of Colour, a group exhibition exploring the interplay between colour and form in artworks, from the 1950s to today.