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Liam Fox story is like some Boy's Own tale gone wrong

18.10.11
To ensure a scrupulously fair political response towards the former Defence Secretary, David Cameron's team reportedly read out the newspaper coverage substituting the names of the Prime Minister's favourites, Michael Gove and George Osborne, for that of Liam Fox... more

The DIY artists - Peckham collective LuckyPDF

13.10.11
Frieze Art Fair: Lo-tech Peckham collective LuckyPDF are running a live TV studio at Frieze to showcase other young artists - they're not interested in 'pandering to a generation that is not going to be here in 20 years' they tell Ben Luke... more

Streatham artist joins big names creating 2012 posters

21.06.11
A London artist who has never had a major solo show in her home city has joined an international line-up - including four Turner Prize winners - chosen to create posters for the 2012 Games... more

On your marks, get set, go for London's festival of culture

21.06.11
Interview: A year from today the London 2012 Festival starts, marking the grand finale of the Cultural Olympiad. Read The Standard's interview with the woman in charge of the 12-week programme... more

Ida Kar's photo finish

10.03.11
The 70 portraits taken over three decades include some of the most celebrated artists, writers and actors in Ida Kar's Boho-Soho circle... more

Andy Warhol self-portrait sells for £11m

17.02.11
Andy Warhol took his place in the procession of high-priced art through London salerooms when his six-feet square 1967 self-portrait sold for almost £11milliion at Christie's... more

Bridget Riley is learning by looking

24.11.10
I once witnessed Bridget Riley standing transfixed before a Henri Matisse painting amid the hubbub of Tate Modern’s blockbuster Matisse/Picasso... more

Iwona Blazwick: the high priestess of Whitechapel

22.10.10
How did a party animal who dances till 5am and hosts alcohol-fuelled free-for-alls become the most powerful woman in art? Marcus Field meets Iwona Blazwick, creator of the Turbine Hall, champion of Hirst and reinventor of the Whitechapel Gallery ... more

That sculpture’s rubbish...free outdoor exhibition at Frieze fair

12.10.10
If there’s a pile of rubbish in the normally refined surroundings of Regent’s Park it can only mean one thing — the Frieze art fair... more

Special Kay Saatchi

11.10.10
Kay Saatchi talks to Liz Hoggard about rebuilding her life post-divorce, family arrangements with ex-husband Charles and how she wants to be a curator rather than a collector of art... more

Chapmans' bid for immortality... a brass plaque in the RCA loo

08.10.10
Jake and Dinos Chapman are backing a fund-raising auction for the art college where they trained - in return for a brass plaque in the lavatories... more

Top artists campaign to save Britain’s ‘vibrant arts culture’

10.09.10
Government cuts risk destroying an arts culture that is envied worldwide, Britain’s top artists warn... more

Secret life of Bridget Riley

10.05.10
As never-before-seen portraits go on show, the godmother of Op Art Bridget Riley recalls her student days at Goldsmiths.... more

Life of Riley: drawings that helped make Bridget top of the Ops

26.04.10
Bridget Riley is to put on show never-before-seen portraits from her student days in a new exhibition revealing how traditional life drawing is at the heart of her abstract Op Art ... more

Station master: Harry Handelsman

04.09.09
Harry Handelsman has taken the Victorian Gothic ruin of St Pancras and transformed it into a grand hotel and luxury flats for the post-loft generation ... more

Gallery gets royal approval

11.05.09
The people's gallery of the East End got royal endorsement when Prince William officially inaugurated the Whitechapel Gallery after its £13.5 million revamp and extension ... more

Sotheby’s £17m sale heralds the return of ‘real collectors’

06.02.09
Lovers of both contemporary art and Damien Hirst went to Sotheby’s last night for the first sale since a nuclear explosion hit this market in New York last November and wiped 20 per cent off prices... more

Bargain hunt at London Art Fair

16.01.09
Now the art market bubble has burst, are there any fabulously good buys to be found at the London Art Fair?.... more

Now for the East London Line

19.11.08
Judging from the Prime Minister's rhetoric after the G20 summit, governments should be spending their way out of recession... more

Britpack artists campaign to save the £50m Titian

10.11.08
Britain's leading artists will deliver a letter to the Prime Minister in a bid to save a £50 million Renaissance painting for the nation... more

Residents fight proposal to give public access to private garden squares

15.07.08
Residents are opposing plans to open private garden squares to the public... more

Gormley joins Monet for a record art sale season

17.06.08
More than £200 million worth of art, including a large model of Antony Gormley's Angel Of The North, goes on view at Sotheby's in London... more

All tied up in knots

09.05.08
Alison Watt's huge canvases of white drapery for the National Gallery are overblown and overpraised, says Brian Sewell.... more

Arts director quits British Council post

22.04.08
The woman whose shake-up of the British Council's arts departments led to a rebellion by leading artists is to quit... more

Taking a pot-shot at the old masters

13.08.07
The National Gallery has lost its way with an installation by contemporary artist Yinka Shonibare and the arrival of a travelling show whose works should never have left home.... more

£5m splashed out on a Canoe at record sale

08.02.07
A Sotheby's sale of modern art in London has made a record-breaking £45.8 million with thirteen works sold for more than a million pounds each. ... more

Sotheby's £95m art sale bonanza

06.02.07
Sotheby's sale of Impressionist and early 20th-century art in New Bond Street made £95 million - the largest sum ever to change hands at an auction in Europe.... more

Strokes of genius for Turner appeal

22.01.07
Leading British artists have joined the Tate to launch a public appeal to save one of Turner's greatest watercolours for the nation.... more

Fad fails to stand test of time

11.09.06
The Hayward exhibition of the Arts Council's Collection illustrates how easily seduced that body has been into thinking today's whimsy is tomorrow's masterpiece, writes Brian Sewell.... more

Hirst to Hockney at Hayward

05.09.06
The highlights of the Arts Council's unrivalled collection of British modern art will go on show in the Hayward Gallery this week.... more


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