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Studio Lenca nods to Salvadorian heritage with riot of colour in Margate
Studio Lenca considers boundaries in ‘Leave to Remain’ at Carl Freedman Gallery in Margate
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Politics, protest and potential: the Barbican explores the power of textiles in art
Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art’ at the Barbican Centre in London explores how far the medium has evolved in the last sixty years
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Artists consider magic, matter and memory at the Melbourne NGV Triennial
Melbourne’s NGV has opened its third triennial, uniting art, design and architecture from around the world
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The Weight of Things: Damien Hirst curates his retrospective in Munich
The Weight of Things, at The Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art, Munich (MUCA), was curated by Hirst himself and comprises work spanning four decades
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Frieze London 2023: what to see and do
Everything you want to see at Frieze London 2023 and around the city in our frequently updated guide
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Night vision: Tracey Emin and Joseph Kosuth light up Blackpool's Grundy Art Gallery
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Anya Hindmarch guest edits Sotheby’s 'Contemporary Curated' London auction
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Tracey Emin exhibits new works at Turner Contemporary, Margate
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Subversive stitching: ’Art_Textiles’ at The Whitworth, Manchester
A new show at the Whitworth explores how textiles are used as an art medium to highlight social, political and artistic ideas.
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Those Who Suffer Love by Tracey Emin, London
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Tracey Emin interview: ‘If I hadn’t made art, I would be dead by now’
We speak to British artist Tracey Emin in her hometown of Margate, where she has created a new painting to raise funds for TKE Studios, a pioneering complex serving the next generation of radical creatives. ‘I don’t want to die being an artist that made really interesting work. I want to make a future.’
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A London exhibition charts the art and death of Joshua Compston
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’I Promise to Love You’ by Tracey Emin, New York
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Sanctuary: Britain’s artists and their studios
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The last completed sculpture by Per Kirkeby takes shape in Provence
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A woman’s right to pleasure: the LA exhibition rewriting the history of female sexuality
Artists including Nan Goldin, Tracey Emin and Reka Nyari take part in ‘BlackBook Presents: A Woman’s Right to Pleasure’ at Sotheby’s LA
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Tracey Emin retrospective, London
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‘I Promise to Love You’: Tracey Emin and Stephen Webster write a new page for wearable art
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Love note: ahead of her sabbatical, Tracey Emin presents ’Stone Love’ in NYC
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Love stone: Tracey Emin embraces marriage at Art Basel Hong Kong
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The Academician's Room at the Royal Academy is a home-from-home for the UK's creative elite
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Tracey Emin lays bare her own traumas in piercing new show
The British artist is as deeply personal as ever in her first London exhibition in five years, reflecting on loss, mourning, insomnia and spiritual love at White Cube Bermondsey
