Grayson Perry

Most British writers today are Remainers. Which side would past literary giants take?

Mother’s Tankstation and the Oliver Sears Gallery have designs on the international art fairs

With the advent of state subsidy, it isn’t unreasonable that arts and culture might account for themselves – but how?

As the art market becomes increasingly polarised, Art $ummit looks at the changing relationship between art and money

“It is stating the bleeding obvious,” said Perry. “But that’s kind of what needs stating.

Helen Steele’s art, clothes and Monaghan home are all influenced by colour theory, graffiti art and the ‘joie de vivre of colour’

If 2015 has taught me anything, it’s that art is not a spectator sport – everyone can join in

Arts-show guests often seem afraid to say what they think. Like the football-free reality-TV show, we should forget about the art itself and focus on the characters doing the talking and the dynamics between them

Passionate experts are in, elitism is out, and more ‘big drama’ is coming... eventually

London-based Carmody Groarke architects is forging a reputation for innovation by collaborating on short-term builds and art projects. This in turn is inspiring more adventurous long-term projects

Television review: Pat Kenny in the Round, Claire Byrne Live and The Affair

Lazarides helped make Banksy’s career but now he’s focusing his energies on other artists, such as Conor Harrington

Graduate of the Glasgow School of Art wins for his series of films It For Others

The chalk paint brand is loved by upcylers as it needs no pre-sanding or scrubbing to get a piece ready for its paintover

The art world is adept at training us to want what it’s selling, but perhaps it’s time to consider instead what we want from art

Why does the art world love jargon? It adds up to an impenetrable language that puts people off visiting galleries they might otherwise love

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