Nancy Durrant

“Popular culture's… invisible, people are oblivious to it but that's the culture I live in and that's the culture people speak,” said Mike Kelley, quoted

Do you have some spare wall space? Then get yourself to Regent’s Park for London’s most exciting art fair

· 3-min read It's the pity of it that hits you. The very last work in the National Portrait Gallery 's new exhibition of Francis Bacon 's portraits is like a gut punch.

The artist’s work pays homage to her neighbourhood of South Central

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In contemporary art, the gallerist is often the power behind the throne. We speak to the people shaping the scene right now

Let's be clear: “alternative facts” are not a thing. But when it comes to alternative histories, which are British-Guyanese artist Hew Locke's stock in trade, the wordsmakes a lot more sense.

The artist is after serious dialogue with the BM’s collection, not finger-wagging – and this is a show the institution absolutely should be doing

The choreographer is creating a version of Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam trilogy, about a pandemic. He discusses choreography and translating technology to dance

Despite its title this isn’t really a show about Britain, but about photography – and a weirdly patchy, chaotic one at that