By Maria Bregman, writer, litarary and art critic So, there are two auctions. In New York, at Christie’s, a monumental painting by the late Indian…
By Sara Bright So, they robbed the Louvre. In seven minutes. That’s all it took. You could barely make a proper cup of tea in…
On 23 October 2025, during Paris Art Week, a monumental blue canvas named California (IKB 71) went under the hammer at Christie’s. Measuring nearly four…
By Maria Bregman Another blockbuster show is coming. Renoir. A big one, this time. Drawings. Over a hundred of them at the Morgan Library in…
By Maria Bregman Art Basel has a new hire. A ‘Global Head of Collector and Institutional Relations’. It’s a very grand, very corporate-sounding title for…
By Katerina Karp, visual artist, volunteer, journalist, creative lead Sometimes, the most meaningful cultural projects begin not in boardrooms or curatorial meetings, but in quiet…
By Sara Bright An artist takes a Soviet MiG-21 fighter jet, a decommissioned killing machine, and covers it in 35 million tiny, hand-threaded beads. It’s…
By Sara Bright Creativitys.UK is thrilled to announce the painter Art Liard as the recipient of the September 2025 Creativity’s UK Award (Creativity’s Prize). Awarded…
By Sara Bright Before the myth, before the searing colours of Tahiti, before the infamous incident with the ear, there was a man in a…
By Sara Bright Jonathan Wateridge’s studio is a place of quiet contradiction. Tucked away in Tottenham Hale, the two-storey space is dominated by canvases of…