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Hot Tickets: London's going out guide

09.09.09
Art work by Turner Prize-winner Mark Wallinger goes under the hammer next week, London’s canal system is celebrated, eat at gastropub The Botanist and Nikewomen offers a free one-off workout session... more

Parents warned over hardcore pornography in Hayward Gallery show

22.06.09
Parents warned that part of a new show at the Hayward Gallery is unsuitable for children and under-18s because of hardcore pornography... more

What to see over Easter

09.04.09
We pick the top five exhibitions, films, shows and egg hunts in London for the Easter weekend.... more

Little-known artist will be next to fill Tate Britain's central gallery

30.03.09
An artist with an interest in superstition and charms will be the next to take over the giant central galleries of Tate Britain... more

Get real – Gormley’s plinth is the place to be

27.02.09
The Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square has never been satisfactorily topped since it was built in 1841 for an equestrian statue of William IV, never installed... more

Wit and intellect from The Russian Linesman

18.02.09
The Russian Linesman shows that conceptual art's themes of social hierarchies and cultural assumptions go back centuries.... more

Reflective Doctor Who Tardis on show at Hayward Gallery

11.02.09
It is a shiny new Tardis fit for a Time Lord. But this is not a time machine for Doctor Who but an artwork that looks as if it is disappearing in the middle of a new exhibition... more

I can see the stable from here... horse sculpture for Eurostar terminal

10.02.09
A 50-metre horse by the Turner Prize winner Mark Wallinger has won a competition for a new landmark sculpture for Kent... more

Best Art Shows of 2009

09.01.09
The art market may be reeling in the face of recession but there will still be plenty of exciting shows this year. Ben Lewis rounds up the best.... more

This will Turner my life around

02.12.08
Turner Prize winner Mark Leckey is set to hoard his £25,000 winnings as the credit crunch sorts the bad artists from the good... more

What can this artist be trying to say? Turn on iPod for answer

15.08.08
The Tate is to run a digital exhibition alongside this year's Turner Prize... more

Queen riding on horse proposed as permanent statue for fourth plinth

07.08.08
A statue of the Queen on horseback could become a permanent feature of Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth... more

Museums and indoor attractions to visit

09.07.08
Daralyn Danns checks out what to see and do at museums and other indoor attractions.... more

Happy 40th to art's concrete bunker

09.07.08
Luminaries of the art world will flock to the South Bank tonight to celebrate an institution they love - even if the paying public has always been more cautious... more

Show now running at the Tate

30.06.08
All day, every day, for the next four months an athlete will run the 86 metres of Tate Britain's central Duveens Galleries.... more

Three females and one male on Turner Prize shortlist

13.05.08
Female artists make the strongest showing in a decade in the Turner Prize shortlist... more

Giant horse among runners to be 'Angel of the South'

07.05.08
In the North, they got an angel. Down South, we may get a giant horse... more

Oh my gods!

11.04.08
Tate Britain’s exhibition of Neoclassical sculpture is both serious and scholarly. If only the works were displayed as their creators had intended, says Brian Sewell. ... more

Wallinger: Why I had to win the Turner

04.12.07
The winner of the 2007 Turner Prize has launched a searing attack on the infringement of civil rights that stops protests in Parliament Square.... more

Artists fight to be next on fourth plinth

28.11.07
Tracey Emin is on a shortlist of artists who want to produce the next sculpture for Trafalgar Square's fourth plinth.... more

The Bear Man

23.10.07
Mark Wallinger talks about dressing up as a bear, losing 30 works in the Momart fire and being favourite for this year's Turner Prize.... more

Subtlety prevails at Iraq show

24.05.07
The ICA has asked 25 European, Iraqi and American artists to propose a memorial to the Iraq war; the results are being shown at the ICA Galleries.... more

The Southbank light show

23.05.07
Lily Cole and Thandie Newton have attended a Vogue party to mark the forthcoming reopening of the Southbank Centre, after two years of redevelopment.... more

Gormley: Am I a megalomaniac?

11.05.07
Why has Antony Gormley invaded London with a model army of sculptures based on his own body? As he prepares for a major exhibition, even he is beginning to question his motives.... more

Protest artist nominated for Turner Prize

08.05.07
The artist who recreated the Parliament Square anti-war protest in Tate Britain has been nominated for this year's £25,000 Turner Prize. ... more

Critic's choice: Top five exhibitions

18.01.07
This weekend is the final chance to see exhibitions from Velazquez, David Smith, David Hockney and the Turner Prize nominees. ... more

The State we are in

16.01.07
Mark Wallinger's State Britain has already provoked controversy. And it is one of the smartest political artworks of recent times, says Nick Hackworth.... more

Protest camp now £90,000 Tate show

15.01.07
Brian Haw's one-man protest against Tony Blair used to be a fixture outside the House of Commons. And it is now a £90,000 work of art.... more

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