At Art Dubai 2026, digital art moves beyond NFTs to ask bigger questions about humanity
Invisible laser landmarks. AI-generated claims over asteroids. Scaffolding wired into screens and computing systems. At Art Dubai 2026, digital art is no...
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The Middle East conflict has been disastrous for Dubai’s art market. What does it mean for London?
The most prominent art market casualty of the current conflict in the Middle East so far has been the 20th edition of Art Dubai. The Middle East’s premier...
When the Tate claimed a pile of bricks as modern art, Britain pushed back
Within weeks of the sculpture going on display, Peter Stowell-Phillips, a chef and amateur artist from Clapham, south London, expressed his displeasure at what...
The UK’s 100 greatest paintings outside London
You don’t need me to tell you that many of the finest paintings in Britain can be found in London, or that a good chunk of those are clustered in the National...
Which commercial art galleries will survive the global pandemic?
Aquamaniles are hollow, quadruped animal vessels with tail-to-neck handles on their backs. They were cast in metal and used to pour water for the washing of...
Inside the mad market for Nazi art
Martens is certain it was commissioned in response to Picasso’s Guernica (1937), painted after the Luftwaffe’s bombing of the town in support of Franco’s...
