The prestigious culmination of the Royal Scottish Academy's year-long exhibition programme, this 199th annual display highlights the very best of Scottish visual arts, showcasing an array of work so vast there is something for everyone.

These two art exhibitions at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham shine a thought-provoking light on very different experiences and cultures.

A review of the Barbara Steveni retrospective at Modern Art Oxford

On 25th February, a wide range of renowned British musicians came together to protest against changes to UK copyright law around the rise of AI. How? By releasing a silent album. 

Radical Care is a programme of free public talks presented by Hereford College of Arts and Meadow Arts. 

Arte Laguna Prize, celebrating its 20th edition, is the Venice-based international competition offering emerging artists global exposure, a €10,000 prize, and opportunities for residencies, gallery collaborations, and more. Apply by July 31, 2025!

I look into how AI is currently being used within the arts and how AI could potentially affect creative careers such as traditional painters; due to this new influx of modern technology in the art world, and the ever changing definition of art.

A.LM.O.R.A is an independent Producer, Musician and painter. She works to integrate her artistic forms with each other to create meaningful, transformative and memorable experiences for her audiences and herself. 

The Midlands Arts Centre in Birmingham is hosting the touring exhibition 'Waste Age' from the Design Museum. We spoke to MAC curator Roma Piotrowska and artist Abdulrazaq Awofeso about the poignant display.

"I enjoy being around people and designing and creating artwork as it gives me energy and inspiration."

Explore the gardens and discover a series of displays that highlight the activities that have taken place and showcase some of the creative work developed as part of this project. 

Running until 24 August at the New Art Exchange, this exhibition by Nottingham artist Kim Thompson delves into the experiences of eight Nottingham residents of Caribbean descent, including members of her own family, through striking acrylic portraits