Florence Hallett

“A new show at the Wellcome Collection celebrates the painter whose mental illness was inseparable from her art

If you like the French Impressionist, the implication is you probably don’t know any better

The 950-year-old artwork has been the subject of Napoleonic fervour, Nazi plots and even a Guinness advert. Now it is in the UK for the first time since it was made

The textile designer's bold, innovative fabrics helped give the Underground its distinctive identity – and influenced its look for years to come

The artist's unwillingness to give up her career has been harshly judged. A pair of new exhibitions at the Courtauld shed new light on her artistic persona

The biggest UK exhibition ever dedicated to land artist Nancy Holt has work that extends through the gallery walls

The artist’s new show at the Tate Modern offers an intimate glimpse into her career

The 17th century trailblazer almost fell into obscurity after her death. But a new show finally gives attention she deserves

The moment of his digital lockdown sketches has passed – and a new exhibition proves he knows it

Now 91, Rose Wylie is making history as the first female painter to take over the main galleries of the Royal Academy

An exhibition of his sketches shows how art took primacy over anything – or anyone – in the artist's life

As her new exhibition opens in Manchester, the Turner Prize-nominated artist talks about her Romani heritage, outsiderdom and making art on her washing line

A new exhibition reveals heart-rending missives about passion and longing from down the centuries - some of which never arrived

The i Paper's critics select the cultural highlights of the coming year

​It really has been a truly vintage year for art – from blockbuster shows to little known modernist painters

The exhibition gives a once-in-a-lifetime insight into the artists

You'd need a heart of stone not to be mesmerised by Wes Anderson: The Archives

The photojournalist who has made a lifelong study of British life talks about why he has no plans to stop, and his new book telling his own story through his photos

Wayne Thiebaud's dazzling paintings of American life offer a counterpoint to 60s Pop Art's cynicism in the first ever UK show of his work

In a new exhibition at Bexhill-on-Sea's De La Warr Pavilion, the New York gallerist's solo work zings with life