Anny Shaw

Andreas Angelidakis's Biennale exhibition honours the murdered drag artist Zak Kostopoulos, while confronting the pavilion's fraught history

Anouska Samms claims a dress she has IP over is included in the museums' costume art exhibition without any credit to her

Work by artists and activists including 10 Foot, Matt Bonner and Gemma Lees shows how land enclosures and early colonial expansion began to change how unhoused people were treated

A spate of new organisations are challenging traditional gallery models to support artists in different ways

The era-defining rock ’n’ roll star has long been plucking other creative strings besides those on his guitar — and for his first ever art exhibition, he’s chosen south London

As rising costs and a softer market force dealers to rethink their strategies, galleries across the capital are experimenting with new business models

Russian-born philanthropists Anastasia and Igor Bukhman have pledged the grant to the New Curators programme, launched by three former Tate curators

Led by a once-scandalous Modigliani painting, the £296.3m London evening sale provided a bright spot for a market struggling with concerns of Brexit and overseas competition

Anny Shaw “Iconic”, I have been told by countless editors, is a word that should never be used to describe an artist, but Frida Kahlo is a rightly venerated exception to that rule.

With so few of Frida Kahlo’s paintings on show at the blockbuster Tate Modern exhibition, visitors might feel short-changed, writes Anny Shaw