Art

The Week Recommends The Tate’s record-breaking show lets viewers revel in ‘Fridamania’

By The Week UK Published 3 July 26

Feature Dataland, Los Angeles, through Jan. 31, 2027

By The Week US Published 1 July 26

Feature David Hockney was known for his colorful paintings of ordinary scenes

By The Week US Published 23 June 26

The Week Recommends The artist takes visitors to the Hayward Gallery on a ‘metaphysical rollercoaster ride’

By Will Barker, The Week UK Published 17 June 26

Feature Her graphic novel was beloved around the world

By The Week US Published 16 June 26

The Week Recommends Pallant House exhibition features works by Graham Sutherland, Eric Ravilious and Paul Nash

By The Week UK Published 12 June 26

The Week Recommends Learn all about Matisse, Locke and American Pop Art

By Catherine Garcia, The Week US Published 11 June 26

In the Spotlight British potholes just one obstacle in epic journey that has become ‘symbol of Anglo-French co-operation’

By Will Barker, The Week UK Published 9 June 26

Under The Radar Nationalists and the manosphere have pushed authorities to ban a film about a controversial killing

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 7 June 26

The Week Recommends ‘Confrontational’ works drawing attention at this ‘most prestigious’ international exhibition

By The Week UK Published 22 May 26

The Week Recommends The ‘stupendous’ exhibition ‘significantly enlarges our understanding’ of the fascinating artist and the ‘mesmerising paradox’ of his works

By The Week UK Published 15 May 26

Speed Read In some cases, the results were comparable to physical exercise

By Peter Weber, The Week US Published 13 May 26