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Avery Singer’s Unsettling Free Fall

A new exhibition takes the artist’s recollections of 9/11 and repositions these within a hazy computer-generated context.

By Nathan Smith

Tate Modern Reveals Philip Guston’s Hoodwink

Unlike Boston's MFA, Tate Modern provides minimal curatorial commentary so viewers can lean into the artist's aesthetic tendencies and reflect on his responses to each period.

By Nathan Smith

Peter Doig’s Latest Philanthropic Art Move Will Benefit the George Padmore Institute

The institute will use the proceeds from the sale to fund urgent repairs to its building on London's Stroud Green Road.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

A Rare Portrait of Henry VIII’s Sixth Wife Breaks Auction Records

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Exploring Collective Responsibility and the Human Condition in ‘Support Structures’

By Reuben Esien

A Former London Embassy-Turned-Townhouse Asks £21.5 Million

By Dustin Nelson

Acclaimed Artists Will Help Shape Frieze London’s 20th Anniversary Fair

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

‘Idiosyncratic’ London Home Gets Shopped Off-Market for $19 Million

By Dustin Nelson

Indy Designer Edwina Arthur On Fashion, London and Her Signature Soundwave Shoes

By Cat Woods

Gustav Klimt’s Last Portrait Is Already Breaking Auction Records

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Adobe Expands Its Art World Footprint with New Multi-Million Dollar Museum Partnerships

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

A London Mansion With an Indoor Pool and Private Cinema Lists for $40.7 Million

By Rebecca MacNaughton

Here’s What to Expect from London Fashion Week

By Casey Epstein-Gross and Elsie Aleck

Dutch Architecture on London’s Pont Street for $25 Million

By Rebecca MacNaughton

On View: Six Art Shows to See in London This Summer

By Farah Abdessamad

Live Like London’s A-List in This $36 Million ‘Family-Friendly’ Home

By Rebecca MacNaughton

This Opulent A-List London Townhome Can Be Yours for $33 Million

By Matilda Battersby

The World’s Largest Banksy Collection Is Headed for London—for Better or for Worse

By Christa Terry

Two Rediscovered Rembrandts Are Headed to Auction After 200 Years

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Artwork and Jewelry from Robin and Rupert Hambro Head to Auction at Christie’s

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Freddie Mercury’s Never-Before-Seen Personal Belongings Are Coming to Auction

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

The UK Has a 60-Year Old Law Prohibiting Repatriation of Art. Is That About to Change?

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

The Most Stylish and Luxurious Hotels to Book for Your Next Trip to London

By Morgan Halberg

London’s Art Fairs Are Being Cancelled Due to a Lack of Dealer Interest

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

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News About London

Avery Singer’s Unsettling Free Fall

Tate Modern Reveals Philip Guston’s Hoodwink

Peter Doig’s Latest Philanthropic Art Move Will Benefit the George Padmore Institute

A Rare Portrait of Henry VIII’s Sixth Wife Breaks Auction Records

Exploring Collective Responsibility and the Human Condition in ‘Support Structures’

A Former London Embassy-Turned-Townhouse Asks £21.5 Million

Acclaimed Artists Will Help Shape Frieze London’s 20th Anniversary Fair

‘Idiosyncratic’ London Home Gets Shopped Off-Market for $19 Million

Indy Designer Edwina Arthur On Fashion, London and Her Signature Soundwave Shoes

Gustav Klimt’s Last Portrait Is Already Breaking Auction Records

Adobe Expands Its Art World Footprint with New Multi-Million Dollar Museum Partnerships

A London Mansion With an Indoor Pool and Private Cinema Lists for $40.7 Million

Here’s What to Expect from London Fashion Week

Dutch Architecture on London’s Pont Street for $25 Million

On View: Six Art Shows to See in London This Summer

Live Like London’s A-List in This $36 Million ‘Family-Friendly’ Home

This Opulent A-List London Townhome Can Be Yours for $33 Million

The World’s Largest Banksy Collection Is Headed for London—for Better or for Worse

Two Rediscovered Rembrandts Are Headed to Auction After 200 Years

Artwork and Jewelry from Robin and Rupert Hambro Head to Auction at Christie’s

Freddie Mercury’s Never-Before-Seen Personal Belongings Are Coming to Auction

The UK Has a 60-Year Old Law Prohibiting Repatriation of Art. Is That About to Change?

The Most Stylish and Luxurious Hotels to Book for Your Next Trip to London

London’s Art Fairs Are Being Cancelled Due to a Lack of Dealer Interest

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