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The fascinating and intricately crafted works in "Spin-a-Yarn" explore the connections between indigenous art, storytelling, and more.

In our supposedly enlightened times, the myth that mothers cannot be great artists still persists

Axminster carpet is transformed into bulbous, beastly sculptures in the artist’s first solo show, full of portals, openings and views into our insides

Gasworks is proud to announce its programme for 2024, coinciding with the celebration of its 30th anniversary year and the appointment of new director, Robert Leckie.

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For her second exhibition at a href= http://www.ada-project.it target= _blank ADA /a , Anna Perach presents a series of new sculptural works creat

Trophy office blocks designed as landmarks are not welcoming to humans; their glass and steel reception areas feel more suited to robots. But this summer the cavernous lobbies of two City buildings – 99 Bishopsgate and 30 Fenchurch Street – have been humanised by To Boldly Sew, an exhibition of wall hangings by the winner

Shows on view at Gathering and Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art celebrate artists that look beyond conventional understandings of our flesh.

a href= http://arnolfini.org.uk target= _blank Arnolfini /a launches its summer 2023 programme with Threads, a major exhibition featuring twenty-o

A show by 13 women and non-binary artists present the body as abject, disgusting and objectified – to alienating effect