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Emma Bunton ‘so excited’ after giving birth to baby boy Tate
Emma Bunton has given birth to a baby boy named Tate, telling fans she and fiancé Jade Jones are ‘so happy and excited’. Emma Bunton has given birth to baby Tate (Pic: Getty) The Dancing On Ice judge...
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Simon Cowell, Emma Bunton and Lord Alan Sugar: 7 days, 7 quotes
Simon Cowell on Cheryl Cole judging US X Factor, Emma Bunton joins the baby bunch with new arrival Tate, and Lord Sugar don’t like losers: 7 days, 7 quotes. Emma Bunton has given birth to baby Tate and...
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Painter Julian Opie: I’ve always been fascinated by landscapes
Julian Opie’s Radio Wind Tyres shows off his talent for landscape painting (Picture: Julian Opie) As a new exhibition asks us to reconsider landscape art, painter Julian Opie talks to Metro about...
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Tate Britain’s Looking At The View has its peaks and troughs
Tracey Emin’s Monument Valley at Tate Britain (Picture: Grand Scale) Tracing 300 years of landscape painting by British artists, from golden-age Romantic scenes to a film installation by Tacita Dean,...
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Tate removes 34 works by artist Graham Ovenden following child sex crimes...
Guilty: Artist Graham Ovenden, 70, of north Cornwall, arriving for trial at Truro crown court where he was convicted of indecency (Picture: PA) The Tate gallery has removed more than 30 prints by...
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Saloua Raouda Choucair’s Tate retrospective is long overdue
Saloua Raouda Choucair, les Peintres Celebres, 1948-1949 (Picture: Raouda Choucair Foundation) Art review: This is a long overdue world-first major retrospective for 97-year-old Beirut artist Saloua...
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Ellen Gallagher at Tate: A contender for spring’s most exciting art show
Bird In Hand (2006) is part of a fantastical conception of a black Atlantis (Picture: Ellen Gallagher) Ellen Gallagher’s strange, beautiful and original work processes a multitude of different ideas –...
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Gary Hume and Patrick Caulfield exhibition is bright, bold and a little bit...
The late Patrick Caulfield was a reluctant pop artist (Picture: British Council Collection/Tate Britain) Art review: The Tate parades two acclaimed British painters in complimentary parallel this...
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Art Everywhere: The new project turning the UK into the world’s largest...
How Lucian Freud’s Man’s Head (Self Portrait I) 1963 could look on a London poster (Pic: Whitworth Art Gallery) A new project, Art Everywhere, is set to brighten the streets of Britain this summer. 50...
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The Tate’s Meschac Gaba and Ibrahim El-salahi exhibitions: A challenge to...
Meschac Gaba’s Euros v Dollars chessboard in the Game Room (Picture: Meschac Gaba) Meschac Gaba: Museum Of Contemporary African Art Tate turns to Africa for these two simultaneous exhibitions, part of...
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Outside art: Top 5 open air artworks in London this summer
Visitors posing on optical illusion installation Dalston House by Leandro Erlich . (Picture: REUTERS) Summer is finally here! The temperature in the city is rising and Londoners are flocking to the...
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How to get invited to art galleries’ private views in London
A private view at Getty Images Gallery on June 3, 2013 in London, England (Picture: Getty Images) Every week in London there are load of private views. Held in cool art galleries across the city, they...
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Five exhibitions to look forward to this autumn
‘Bunny Gets Snookered’ by Sarah Lucas will be on show at the Whitechapel gallery. (Picture: Getty Images) As summer draws to a close, the art world gears up for it’s busiest season. After the lull of...
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Get your own artwork displayed on the walls of the Tate Modern
Ever wanted to be displayed in the Tate? Well now you can (Picture: Tate) Wannabe artists and members of the public can expect to see their masterpieces on the walls of the Tate Modern, as part of a...
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Art Attacked: Why do some people vandalise art?
‘Fountain’ by Marcel Duchamp was vandalised twice by a performance artist. (Picture: Getty Images) Art Under Attack opens at the Tate Britain on October 2. It is the first ever exhibition to explore...
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Painting Now: Five Contemporary Artists at Tate proves painting is still...
Gillian Carnegie’s Prince at Tate Britain’s Five Contemporary Artists (Picture: Gillian Carnegie/ Galerie Gisela Capitain, Cologne) Art review: Painting Now – Five Contemporary Artists at Tate Britain...
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Turner Prize-winning sculptor Richard Deacon makes great shapes at Tate Britain
Richard Deacon’s After (1998), a huge tube of latticed wood that writhes across the floor, exerts a palpable sense of animation (Picture: Getty) Art review: Richard Deacon at Tate Britain An early...
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Yours for £1.2million: Tracey Emin’s My Bed up for sale
The controversial installation is on sale for between £800,000 to £1.2m (Picture: PA) Tracey Emin’s polarising work of art My Bed, where the artist claimed to have spent a week after a bad break-up, is...
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Forget gingerbread houses – this is gingerbread architecture
The Louvre art gallery, Paris (Picture: Caters) Gingerbread houses are the fiddly edible cousins of Airfix aeroplane models, so to make to-scale models of landmark buildings must be rather difficult....
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