The mischievous artist has revealed an early CV with some (re)productive roles
Jewellers Buccellati create collection inspired by Venetian lace-making
Called Serenissima, the jewels use finely wrought metals to capture the art of the lace makers found on the island of Burano
Exhibition highlights overlooked William Morris collection and his collaborations with women makers
Fitzwilliam Museum show in Cambridge displays drawings, paintings and designs acquired by Sydney Cockerell, a friend and private secretary of the English designer
As France is rocked by explosive protests, art school students have their say
Speaking before nationwide demonstrations escalated on Saturday, students at various art schools discuss why they have felt compelled to take a stand
British Museum’s Red Ball sparks Energy Embargo for Palestine protests
While protests occurred outside the ball, the museum announced an anonymous £30m donation toward its masterplan redevelopment project
Is the energy of the 1990s returning to London’s art market?
A fascination with Cool Britannia is evident at exhibitions, auctions and art fairs—though some question whether a revival of this era is possible or wise
Staff strike at Goldsmiths art school is now the longest in UK university history
Students say they are not receiving marks or feedback, as dispute over the institution’s restructuring programme has dragged on for 130 days
‘Artist-first’ Fair Play launches to strong attendance but slow sales during London Frieze week
The gallery-free fair takes a commission rather than charging a stand fee
An artist’s poetic rumination on the political promise of Opec
Sanaz Sohrabi’s feature-length documentary “An Incomplete Calendar” uses archival materials to reframe the oil cartel as an agent of anti-imperialist solidarity
Frieze London Diary: A dinner dance with a twist, Barbie gets the blues and Grayson Perry’s feline showstoppers
Plus: artists educate at National Gallery and the hedonist returns