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The Postcode Lottery of London Gallery Weekend

London's far-flung galleries will fill with visitors this weekend, but beyond the monied centre, will anyone actually buy?

Victoria Comstock-Kershaw

Help! I Hate... My Appearance

Charlotte Jansen counsels an artist grappling with artworld pressures around style, body shape and self-image

Charlotte Jansen

The minimal, warmly lit exterior of Gloria's Coffee House on Harlesden High Street, with a black shopfront and large window revealing a compact interior with a wooden counter and metal bar stools.

Is London Gallery Weekend Still Working?

Emerging galleries have been integral to London Gallery Weekend since its inception five years ago, but their existence is getting more precarious

Emily Burke

How London Is Gray Wielebinski?

It's London Gallery Weekend, so we put the city's artist to the test, on the occasion of his solo exhibition, ‘Bring Me Men’, at Nicoletti

The Art Journal

Pace Gallery to Cut 50 Artists and 50 Staff in Major Restructuring

The gallery will reduce its roster by roughly a third as chief executive Marc Glimcher argues that the current mega-gallery model is no longer sustainable.

Tom Seymour

The Collector: Hortensia Herrero and Valencia’s Art Renaissance

The billionaire Mercadona heiress has quietly assembled one of Spain's most significant contemporary art collections.

Alexandra F. Coego

37th Bienal de São Paulo Announces Curatorial Team

The Fundação Bienal de São Paulo has announced the curatorial team for its 37th edition, opening in September 2027

The Art Journal

US Arts Official to Attend Putin’s Economic Forum in Russia

Rodney Mims Cook Jr. is expected to attend Russia’s flagship economic forum this week, raising questions about a thaw in US-Russia cultural relations

George Nelson

Multiple Spirits. Photo by Yasuhide Kuge.

The Reinvention of the Art Fair

As Japan's art market outpaces much of the world, Art Week Tokyo has emerged as a rare and innovative model, one that unites commerce with criticial discourse and public engagement

Wakana Kaitani

Curving, gold-toned architectural cladding sweeps along a waterfront promenade, with a suspension bridge spanning the river under a clear blue sky.

The Promised Land of Lisbon’s Artworld, a Decade On

Ten years after MAAT and ARCOlisboa reenergised Lisbon’s artworld, has the city’s hype sustained its momentum?

Ella Lewis-Williams

A person in a bright lime-green blouse sits on a vividly patterned sofa in a stylish, art-filled living room, looking toward the camera.

Rest in Peace, Jerry Gogosian

Hilde Lynn Helphenstein became one of the most influential voices in the art world, yet her death exposes the costs of public life online

Gabriella Angeleti

The entrance to the State Tretyakov Gallery of Russian art in Moscow. This gallery contains an impressive collection of Russian paintings from many centuries as well as a wide range of icon paintings. Among the latter could be found several icons painted by the famous icon painter Andrei Rublev - such as his Trinity from around 1410.

Fake Neizvestny Works at Tretyakov Linked to Russian Naval Officer

Questions over the authenticity of sculptures attributed to Ernst Neizvestny emerge amid a scandal involving a senior naval officer and Russia’s largest museum

George Nelson