Lanre Bakare

The Walker gallery only had two artworks by Black women out of a 13,000-strong collection. A new exhibition marks the beginning of an attempt to redress the balance

Drama about hunt for Raoul Moat part of Royal Court’s new season

As hundreds of personal effects belonging to playwright John Osborne go up for sale, Hare laments that the V&A is not bidding

Government collection can inspire new artists, says culture secretary at Robson Orr TenTen award announcement

Galleries have closed and auction sales are down as Brexit boosts European events such as Art Basel Paris

Director’s second world war feature is a grimy, chaotic look at Londoners navigating their way through hell

Since their appearance together at the Venice film festival, there has been much speculation about the pair

His critics call him a talentless chancer, but the 23-year-old street artist from Lagos has found success through brand collaborations, Saatchi backing – and manifesting his goal of becoming the ‘biggest artist in the world’

Icelandic-Danish artist’s latest work, Lifeworld, will take over famous advertising screens in October

Trafalgar Square piece by Mexican artist Teresa Margolles is made of masks depicting faces of transgender and non-binary people