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Gilbert & George boost for gallery

24.06.11
Artists Gilbert and George pose before one of their giant works, which they have donated to help support the Serpentine Gallery ... 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

Art and ballet join forces for a 2012 celebration

11.04.11
Royal Ballet and the National Gallery are to join forces on an Olympics project which will bring together top British artists and dancers ... more

Google goes off the street for 360-degree gallery tours in stunning detail

01.02.11
Google's Street View technology has been taken indoors for the first time - into some of the world's most famous art galleries... more

Lights, camera, action... Tacita Dean will be next to grace Tate Modern's Turbine Hall

14.12.10
Former Turner Prize nominee Tacita Dean, who is best known for works in film and sound, is to be the next artist to tackle the vast space of Tate Modern Turbine Hall... more

Exhibition that launched Damien Hirst goes back to its artistic roots

25.11.10
Contemporary art exhibition which has proved a career launchpad for artists such as Damien Hirst and Chris Ofili is going back to the ICA which used to host it... more

London is gripped by the big Frieze

14.10.10
From a £3.5 million Damien Hirst cabinet to a performance by Ten Embarrased Men, this is a vintage year for London’s great contemporary art fair taking place in Regent’s Park... more

London is gripped by the big Frieze

14.10.10
From a £3.5 million Damien Hirst cabinet to a performance by Ten Embarrased Men, this is a vintage year for London’s great contemporary art fair taking place in Regent’s Park... more

Alice Neel was the art world's best kept secret

29.06.10
She rose to fame in her native America after painting Andy Warhol but remained unknown in the UK. Yet artists all over the world pay tribute to her work and feminists to her life — so who was Alice Neel?... more

Saatchi’s Young British Artists set to be an auction Sensation

08.06.10
Three works from the groundbreaking Sensation exhibition 13 years ago are to be sold at auction with prices of up to £1 million... more

Oh! What a night: Louis Vuitton's lavish bash

26.05.10
A sorting office transformed into a Narnia forest, with absinthe dens and a Donna Summer disco, raised the bar for London parties, says Vassi Chamberlain.... more

Designer deluxe: Peter Marino on the art of shopping

21.05.10
Peter Marino has created an apartment for Yves Saint Laurent, a Factory for Warhol and now an extraordinary 'Maison' for Louis Vuitton on Bond Street. Yet he still races Harleys and collects Hirsts... more

Tracey Emin joins Louis Vuitton in £1m project to help London’s poorest

12.05.10
Young people from some of London’s poorest neighbourhoods are to get an insider’s guide to the art world thanks to a £1 million initiative launched today involving artists, collectors and gallery directors... more

Elephant dung artist tipped to breach £1m mark at auction

15.02.10
Turner prize winner Chris Ofili, who is famous for using elephant dung in his work, could be the next British artist to breach the £1million mark at auction... more

Please don't give Chris Ofili any more money

28.01.10
Tate Britain’s new retrospective does nothing to justify the lavish praise and state support he has benefited from.... more

Ofili show is not just the dung thing

25.01.10
He is the artist most famous for work decorated with elephant dung... more

Chris Ofili - the painter of paradise

21.01.10
Chris Ofili is back in the country after five years in Trinidad with a major show at Tate Britain and a fresh outlook on painting... more

Hottest tickets for the new year

05.01.10
Dancing hippies in Hair, Domingo’s return and Lily and Dizzee sharing a stage — the best way to get through the dark months is to book something to look forward to... more

Doomed gallery turned into work of art

21.12.09
Artist Mike Ballard has been given free rein to transform an entire gallery into one giant installation - because the space is to be demolished for Crossrail... more

Flat filled with copper sulphate on the Turner Prize shortlist

28.04.09
An artist who transformed a derelict London flat into a shimmering blue cave is among the shortlisted nominees for this year's Turner Prize... more

Naked models and a loo with a view at the Turner show

29.09.08
China-smashing women, an art lecture on Homer Simpson - it's autumn at Tate Britain, and that can only mean it's time for the Turner Prize exhibition... 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

Tate accused again of buying works by its trustee painters

15.02.08
The Tate is facing accusations of boosting the careers of its trustees after buying paintings by members of its board... more

'Disgusting' race attack on Stephen

14.02.08
The memorial centre built in honour of murdered black teenager Stephen Lawrence was vandalised today in a racist attack... more

Turner Prize greatest hits

01.10.07
Nearly all the key works by past Turner Prize winners have been brought together for a retrospective show at Tate Britain. ... more

Critic's choice: Top 5 exhibitions

16.11.06
The Photographic Portrait Prize 2006 continues at the National Portrait Gallery, 40 Hindu bronze sculptures go on show at the Royal Academy and Tate Modern pays tribute to David Smith.... more

Critic's Choice: Top Five Exhibitions

28.09.06
Leonardo Da Vinci at the V&A, Holbein at Tate Britain and modern British art at the Hayward Gallery. Hephzibah Anderson selects the cream of London's exhibition crop.... more

Saatchi to hire out art collection

26.09.06
Charles Saatchi has set up a scheme to rent artwork from his collection to businesses and wealthy individuals.... more

Tate pays £400,000 for a hatstand

19.09.06
At £400,857 it is probably one of the world's most expensive hatstands - and one of the most useless - but the Tate Modern deemed it worthy of the asking price.... more

Gut feeling in the gallery

02.08.06
As with domestic politics, summer is the silly season in the art world and the ICA's latest show Surprise Surprise is a playful parody of the power politics of contemporary art culture.... more


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