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Category Archives: Art
Frida Kahlo’s neighbourhood: exploring vibrant Coyoacán, Mexico City
Ahead of a major Frida Kahlo exhibition at London’s V&A museum we visit the artist’s bohemian district – from her house to the cantina where she drank, and from arts venues to fantastic markets and restaurants
Joshua Tree national park: music, myths and art in the desert
In – and around – Joshua Tree the arts and culture shine all year round
Fine art or daring design? 13 must-see new galleries and museums in Europe
Gallery launches and long-awaited re-openings of some of Europe’s famous museums are taking place at many great city-break destinations this year
Top 20 art exhibitions to visit on a European city break in 2018
From Grayson Perry in Helsinki to Frida Kahlo in Budapest, an exhibition makes a brilliant focal point to city break. Here are 20 of this year’s best, with arty hotels to match
The local’s guide to Naples’ art scene: 10 top tips
This exuberant city revered for its food, culture and history is now forging a reputation as one of Europe’s most exciting hubs for contemporary art
Making the most of arty Hong Kong: Art Basel and beyond
Hong Kong’s cultural scene spans everything from top-flight fairs showing blockbuster works to gritty street art and a blossoming home-grown community
Shenzhen’s new V&A-approved culture centre to showcase city’s artistic side
The Chinese megacity has grown rapidly over the last 35 years and with its new Sea World Culture and Arts Centre opening in December it’s looking to make as big an impact in culture as it has in industry
Artist launches airline that guarantees you will ‘fly with happiness’
Want to jet off to the best biennales of 2018? Try Angelhaha: the world’s first artist airline will fly passengers direct to shows and exhibitions around the world – for a price
Naked attraction: art and tragic tales in Modigliani’s Paris
As Tate Modern prepares a new exhibition of his work, including 12 of his famous nudes, Louise Roddon explores the artist’s haunts in Montmartre and Montparnasse