Tate Britain

The avant-garde performance artist takes a starring turn in Matt Lambert’s new film, God Is Watching.

Your guide to what you need to see, hear, watch, listen, go to and do, this week.

Fresh from his spectacular Late at Tate show, we meet the musical maestro Theo Adams and his troupe of marvellous performers.

A giant arse, a pile of pennies, a miniature train… That might be the tabloid interpretation of Britain’s “most controversial” art prize, but this year’s selection of artists actually reveals the depth, beauty and political force of Britain’s world...

For the second year in a row, three quarters of 2016's nominees are women.

Spring has sprung, the sun is out, so get out the house and into the galleries and check out all the best exhibitions coming soon to London and beyond.

A new retrospective at the Tate will explore how the conceptual art movement attacked society, drew controversy, and changed the world.

It's the most extensive retrospective of the artist's work to date.

AV Robertson, Richard Malone, and Caitlin Price stormed the Tate Britain at this season's Fashion East showcase.

See, hear, smell, touch and taste the (Francis) Bacon as Tate Britain opens it’s wonder Sensorium.

One of the 20th century's leading female artists finally gets the recognition she deserves with a major Tate retrospective.

The German painter’s impressive body of uncompromising work to get an overdue retrospective.