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David Bowie exhibition to tour UK with never-before-seen items
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Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum: How can I get tickets?
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Southbank salutes half a century of love and skate
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Cecily Brown at the Serpentine: She is magnificent
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Artist Lanre Olagoke launches at Battersea’s Affordable Art Fair
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Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting — A crude treasure trove
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You're Not Alone: New immersive David Bowie show to open in London
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6 highlights from the Design Museum's celebration of fashion icon NIGO
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Mystery paint appears on wall where Banksy's Ibex goat disappeared
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David Hockney at Annely Juda Fine Art: 'The greatest living painter'
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Paul Mescal strips off in free Hamnet exhibition in London
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Vintage London Underground posters go on display at Transport Museum
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Artist Louise Giovanelli on her epic church installation on the Strand
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Wes Anderson: The Archives review: 'Mind-boggling universe-building'
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ING Discerning Eye exhibition: 'A democratic art bonanza'
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Pixar’s largest ever immersive exhibition to open in London
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Peter Doig's House of Music at Serpentine South: a buzzing house party
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The best (and wildest) of Gilbert & George's new Hayward exhibition
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Tributes paid to 40 British soldiers killed in Ukraine war
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Marie Antoinette Style at the V&A: On its own terms, rather wonderful
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Kerry James Marshall: this Royal Academy show is an epic journey
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Radical Harmony at the National: 'you can have just too many dots'
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David Bowie at the V&A East Storehouse: utter stardust for Ziggy fans
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Walk, don't run, to see the Barbican's fascinating new art exhibition
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Gorillaz – House of Kong exhibition review: magical, musical alchemy
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Alien egg goes on display at the National History Museum
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The battle to get London’s youth into the arts
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Jenny Saville at National Portrait Gallery: 'mythic art of the flesh'
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Hamad Butt: Apprehensions at Whitechapel Gallery - 'dangerous art'
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