Saatchi is bringing together artists from two continents that used to be united, exploring the playful works that obscure – and highlight – the conflicts faced by their modern societies.

Never before has a retrospective of the father of British pop art explored so intricately every twist and turn of the artist’s life and complex mind.

David Bailey is best known for his ultra glam photos of the fashionable and famous. But a new exhibit pairs these works with anonymous portraits of locals taken during his travels.

Using straws, bamboo, lights, scents, and other experimental materials, six architects have transformed London’s Royal Academy, making visitors stop and think about their surroundings.

When cosmetics magnate Stanley Picker died in 1982, he left behind a gorgeous house and notable art collection. Elizabeth Price's documentary invites viewers to come in and explore.

The ‘Bloomberg New Contemporaries’ exhibit has always been a springboard for young artists seeking to make the climb from obscurity to enduring fame. This year, the unorthodox rules.

Selfies may be all the rage, but there’s still nothing like a framed portrait. From famous faces to twins, a look at the spontaneous collection of winners at London's Portrait Gallery.

World-famous architects build highly creative miniature homes to benefit a children’s charity.

A new exhibition in London showcases the connection between Pop Art and design. From a ‘fetish chair’ to a creation made out of mud, Chloë Ashby picks the wildest pieces.

From a 48 portraits of young men and women to a Jeff Koons lobster, all the must-see art at the four-day Frieze London, which opens on Thursday.

Perhaps The British Museum’s latest exhibition should come with a warning: “Don’t try this at home.” After all, in 1861 a source observed: “a foolish couple copy the Shunga spraining a wrist.”