The behemoth that is Frieze London (on through 13 October) can often feel like an assault on the senses, not only due to the phenomenal amount of art, but the throngs of collectors, curators, gallerists and artists that descend upon the Regents Park tent every October.
PAD London (8-13 October) is where more than 60 top design galleries come together to show 20th-century and contemporary design. D/A UK picks five newcomers on which to train your collector’s eye…
Celebrating its tenth anniversary this year, London Craft Week (13–19 May 2024) will shine a light on the capital’s unique melting pot of creative talent. Read on for what to see
The Crafts Council's prestigious show of contemporary makers at Somerset House is 20 years old. If you're heading to the fair, here are some of DA/UK's highlights
Turner Contemporary’s first historical retrospective is an energetic survey of postwar abstract art made by women, full of provocation, experimentation and possibility – as well as tales of underlying discrimination
Spotlighting creativity from the capital and beyond, London Craft Week (8–14 May 2023) is the city’s chance to show its mettle as a vital hub for making and collecting
In Venice, art and architecture have a long tradition of intermingling. The city’s renowned institution, the Biennale, hosts a major exhibition dedicated to each. The current edition of the Art Biennale offers occasions to reflect on the relationship between the two
For London Craft Week (4-10 October) Belgravia will be hosting The Pimlico Road Series – a programme of talks, workshops and demonstrations that bring to life the skill and talent that goes into making exceptional interiors
A new show at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds is challenging the monolithic, immovable preconceptions associated with sculpture by presenting works that, by design, can be packed up, taken down and moved on
