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Kettle’s Yard reopens: Cambridge gallery’s new extension allows its magical domesticity to shine

9 February, 2018

Kettle's Yard gallery reopens after two years with an £11 million extension by Jamie Fobert Architects which has created two large galleries, an education and research wing and a café, while leaving Jim Ede's former home unalteredRead this article

A Q&A with Rose Wylie

2 January, 2018

The artist who achieved popular and critical success in her late seventies talks show titles, inspiration and moreRead this article

Painting the American Dream: Jasper Johns at the Royal Academy

23 September, 2017

The enigmatic, conceptually driven works of an American neo-dadaist Read this article

How a small African figurine changed art

21 August, 2017

Folk art from Africa and the Pacific changed the modern world by pushing Western artists to be more confrontationalRead this article

The illustrated man: on John Minton’s centenary

23 July, 2017

These days he may be best known through Lucian Freud's portrait of him, but Chichester's Pallant House hasn't forgotten the English painter, illustrator and sometime neo-romantic John MintonRead this article

Tate’s Black Power exhibition: a timely clenched fist in the gut

12 July, 2017

Covering two decades of black empowerment in American civil rights history, Tate Modern's Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power is provocative and powerfulRead this article