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Art away days: venturing out of the capital

25.08.11
From Frida Kahlo to Folkestone Triennial, Ben Luke takes a tour of the best outside-London exhibitions for a cultural day trip this bank holiday ... more

Up with the larks: Artwork flies into £35m John Lewis at Stratford

29.07.11
Inspired by larks flying across East End marshes, a 12-metre mobile is installed at Stratford Westfield to bring a sense of joy to the shopping centre ... more

Freud's burglar picture, a steal at £18, is set to fetch £600,000

10.06.11
An early Lucian Freud picture bought for £18 at his first public exhibition has gone on show for the first time in more than 35 years. It is expected to make up to £600,000 at auction next week... more

Size isn't everything

20.01.11
Today's sculptures have grown to such huge proportions that hardly any of them fit in the Royal Academy's survey. Never mind - there are more enduring pleasures to behold... more

Alice Dellal: born to be wild

05.11.10
High-fashion model and heavy-metal drummer Alice Dellal has inspired a generation of girls to shave their hair and ladder their tights, and now she wants them to buy confrontational jewellery designed by her best friend. Laura Barton meets London's punk socialite... more

Best of Brit art

15.10.10
A new generation of artists and gallerists is snapping at the heels of Hirst, Jopling and co. Hannah Nathanson meets the new YBAs... more

Ollie Amhurst: For the love of my sister

06.10.10
Watching his elder sibling cope so bravely with cystic fibrosis has been an inspiration for designer Ollie Amhurst, he tells Liz Hoggard... more

Shed those preconceptions and you will see it’s art

08.09.10
The Merz Barn is to be recreated at the Royal Academy as a centrepiece of a major new show... more

Cornish charm from The Pedn-Olva

23.06.10
The Pedn-Olva, owned by the St Austell Brewery, is a totally charming Cornish hotel that does most things extremely well and a few things not so well. ... more

Trafalgar Square lions firm goes bust

20.05.10
Art group that built many of London’s most famous statues, including the lions in Trafalgar Square, has gone bust... more

Does Henry Moore deserve his monumental reputation?

25.02.10
He may have been the world’s last great figurative sculptor but much of Henry Moore’s work now seems wilfully ugly.... more

Royal Academy art exhibit is cancelled after Customs row with European prince

17.12.09
One of Britain’s biggest art exhibitions has been scrapped because of a dispute over a painting belonging to European royalty... more

The best books of the year

19.11.09
Our reviewers name the titles that have meant the most to them over the past 12 months... more

An artist's guide to Frieze

15.10.09
As London’s biggest contemporary art fair opens its doors, Alastair McKay asks conceptual artist Michael Elmgreen to help him make sense of the mountain of work on show and select his highlights... more

Lord Attenborough’s clearance sale

24.09.09
Lord Attenborough is to sell off his treasured paintings — because he says he has run out of wall space... more

London's top 10 hidden art treasures

13.08.09
The exhibitionists may be out of town for summer but there's still plenty of great art on show. Here’s our guide to London’s top 10 free hidden treasures.... more

London Art Fair hoping to draw record crowds

13.01.09
The London Art Fair is set to celebrate its 21st birthday with its biggest ever range of galleries.... more

London Art Fair hoping to draw record crowds

13.01.09
The London Art Fair will celebrate its 21st birthday with its biggest ever range of galleries when it opens today... more

Spacey brings art to life in Brillo idea for Old Vic stage

30.07.08
Kevin Spacey told how he would unite the worlds of art and theatre for an Old Vic production in which famous sculptures will come to life... more

Christie's opens its doors to 300 years of Brit art and furniture

30.05.08
Some £20 million of British art, including works by JMW Turner, LS Lowry, Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, has gone on show in London before a string of auctions next week... more

Curse of the spider woman

19.10.07
Louise Bourgeois calls her giant arachnid 'Maman'. But her real obsession, revealed at Tate Modern, is Papa, which has given rise to some disturbingly crude, man-hating imagery.... more


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