Florence Hallett

Three institutions are collaborating to mark the centenary of the movement’s only female artist

Artist Engineering Hardware is a new system that aims to reduce damage during transport and installation by eliminating direct contact with works of art

The Musée Jacquemart-André will show works by the Venetian master, who was revered by artists including Fragonard, Cézanne and Delacroix

The artist, who won a medal in the 2025 Art Basel Awards, discusses the work she has created for the Messeplatz, and why she wants it to have an “afterlife” after the fair

Museum that honours the famous kinetic artist Jean Tinguely turns its attention to the often undervalued role of women in the workplace, through a show of films, paintings and other pieces by 36 artists

Black-and-white images taken by Paul Laib are being exhibited at the Courtauld Gallery

With a new show in Vienna, the artist explains that her work is “about creating the perfect amount of openness for others to become open too”

The painter was influenced by Pointillism and Cubism, but had a distinctive style that transcended both movements

Tate Britain’s conservation team used sustainable hydrogels, developed by international research programme Greenart, eliminating the need for pressure that could have damaged the surface of the Op art painting

The National Portrait Gallery is exploring a less familiar aspect of the artist’s work through his archive and recently acquired etchings

We round-up the biggest shows opening each month

“Christ Preaching at Cookham Regatta” is the centre piece of a new exhibition at the Stanley Spencer Gallery, Cookham, where the artist spent most of his life

Works by the six international artists shortlisted for the UK’s biggest contemporary art prize can be seen at five venues, including the National Museum Cardiff

At the Courtauld Gallery, the artist's pastel-coloured works are clearly shown to be still lifes with bite

The space, which is the first purpose-built public art gallery in England, will open its newly transformed sculpture garden to the public early next month

Ahead of the publication of a new edition of Homer’s epics—which he has illustrated—the artist also explains why he switches mediums for different books

Despite the artist's considerable success, this forthcoming retrospective presents a relatively unknown figure

Opening on 17 May, “Seeing Each Other: Portraits of Artists” explores the tradition of portraiture among artistic peers, from the Bloomsbury Group to the British Black Arts Movement

Research on ‘Wise and Foolish Virgins’, which is going back on display at the National Trust’s Upton House in Warwickshire, has revealed alterations made by the Venetian artist and others over time

The Art Newspaper's pick of the top shows to see around the world this month