The Canadian-born, London-based dealer Stephen Friedman is liquidating his gallery business after three decades. He closed his New York space at the end of last year, at the time citing plans to “consolidate its operations in London”, where several new

A Rainbow over Patterdale Churchyard, Cumbria (1849) by Fanny Blake. Image courtesy of Courtauld Gallery The long-standing narrative of British art states that this nation emerged as a serious artistic force only in the 18th century, when we discovered and

Since it was revealed last month that a committee at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto decided to nix the acquisition of a work by Nan Goldin over charges that the Jewish American photographer is “antisemitic”, there have

February 4, 2026 — 3:45pmSaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.Save this article for laterAdd articles to your saved list and come back to them anytime.Got itAAAIt’s been a family

Jonas’s light-filled Williamsburg apartment was designed by Labscape specifically to house his collection, now spanning more than 100 works. Photo: Arno Reyes Baetz for Observer When one grows up in a family of prominent art collectors, it’s not uncommon to

THE Morningside Gallery in Edinburgh will open an exhibition exclusively featuring works from recent university graduates.  This exhibition, the first of its kind at the award-winning gallery, will be populated by works from some of Scotland’s finest emerging artists from