Art & Culture

We bring you the latest from the vibrant world of visual arts and culture. Covering exhibitions, festivals, public art, and cultural events, we highlight groundbreaking projects and the creators driving artistic dialogue across contemporary and traditional mediums.

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T. Lux Feininger: The weavers on the Bauhaus stairs in Dessau, c. 1927. © Estate of T. Lux Feininger / Photo © Bauhaus-Archiv, Berlin
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Bauhaus Girls: a visual exploration of the groundbreaking school's most underrated members

Ilana Manolson, Luxury of awe, 2018-2019, acrylic on yupo paper on board, 48in x 48in © the artist, courtesy of Cadogan Contemporary
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Painter Ilana Manolson charts a new course between figurative and abstract art

Patrick Caulfield, Oh Hélène, J'erre en ma chambre, 1973. Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre, London © The Estate of Patrick Caulfield. All rights reserved, DACS 2018
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World-class printmaking work celebrated in must-see show by Arts Council

Cyprus Realism
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Mustafa Hulusi's botanical oil paintings speak to a sense of nostalgic loss

Love Yellow & Blu, 2010 © Hiro Ando
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Hiro Ando fuses ancient and modern Japanese traditions in his neo-pop art

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Multimedia artist Nick Smith explores art theft through his pixelated images

When I'm With Him, 2019 © Cristina BanBan
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Cristina BanBan's vibrant, humorous paintings of unapologetically shapely women

Denzil Forrester, ‘Duppy Deh’, 2018. Oil on canvas, 201 x 305cm (79 1/8 x 120 1/8in). Copyright Denzil Forrester. Courtesy the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
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Vibrant paintings that immortalise the energy of London's reggae and dub scene in the 1980s

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Figurative abstract paintings by Denise Hermo that explore how we adapt to change

Kim Thomé. Photography: Kat Green
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24 Hours in Oslo: Bærum-born designer Kim Thomé offers up the inside track on the Norwegian capital

Monster Chetwynd – Jesus and Barabbas (Odd Man Out 2011), 2018. Photocopies, cardboard 292 x 168 x 1 cm. Tate © The artist, courtesy Sadie Coles HQ, London. Photography: Robert Glowacki
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Tate Britain's landmark show to celebrate British female artists of the last six decades

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Counter-Print raises the roof with new book devoted to architectural logos

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