Oil on canvas by Bikash Bhattacharjee (Indian, 1940-2006), titled Worshipper (1982), signed and dated lower right, titled on reverse, 40 inches by ...

Artist and Empire, the last exhibition in a fitful year at Tate Britain, is by some way the worst.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The streets surrounding William Kentridge’s home in northern Johannesburg are lined with trees of ...

Madron Gallery presents Palette and Palate, an exhibition celebrating Chicago, its artists, and one of the city’s most unique and beloved artist-run spaces of the mid-twentieth century, Riccardo’s ...

It took two days for second-season trainer Jamie Richards and former New Zealand champion jockey Danielle Johnson to settle on Spencer William Richards for the name of their baby boy.

One artist all-too-often left on the margins is the prodigious talent of William John Hennessy. Born in Thomastown in 1839, William John Hennessy was brought up in a household that valued Irish ...