‘Op Art’ is a form of painting that uses geometric shapes, colour theory and the psychology of perception to create optical illusions.

A review of the installation hall at this year's Moniker, which asks artists what Brexit is to them.

So why are women still so under-represented in global auctions and institutions? As a woman and somebody who loves art by female artists, it is no surprise t...

June’s ‘Twentieth Century Week’ – as Christie’s has coined it – marks the end of the big modern and contemporary auctions for another season. Coming so soon ...

This week’s Post-War and Contemporary auctions in London saw Sotheby’s and Christie’s yet again fighting to attract the biggest and most high profile global ...

I always find the first big London sales of the year particularly exciting. For me, London’s Impressionist and Modern art week marks the start of the art yea...

2018…a year characterised by economic uncertainty and political turmoil throughout the UK. And it wasn’t all smooth sailing in the art world either. Numerous...

Currently being exhibited by K. Nichols Contemporary at a pop up space in London, Amanda Watt is a mid-career ‘Fusionist’ Artist from Northern Ireland. Havin...

My previous post discussed my view on how Banksy and his team pulled off the most successful PR campaign the art world has ever seen. But there is a more pre...

It’s easy in my profession to become a little too engaged in the art world. To assume that every bit of industry gossip, auction result or new exhibiti­­­on ...

The thing I love most about Frieze Masters – apart from the obvious quality of the artworks – is the sheer variety the fair has to offer. Modern and historic...

I always hear mixed reports about Frieze London from my fellow art market professionals. Most enjoy it, some dread it, and a handful live for it. I am never ...

I have always had a love/hate relationship with Frieze Week. So much amazing art to see, but so little time! As the big galleries and auction houses in Londo...