White Cube

The London-based artist discusses her practice of accumulating drawings and ephemera in her studio and how she has reimagined an object from childhood

This new series profiles the galleries that have been at Frieze London since day one in 2003: the foundations on which two decades of the fair have been built

Sales, and the reopened National Portrait Gallery, suggest that old art is hot right now. Meet the collectors and gallerists driving this trend who explore why the buyers of Old Masters seem to be getting younger 

Building on a long legacy, a growing community of Black women are guiding the city’s established and blue-chip names into their new eras

At White Cube, Bermondsey, the artist’s landscapes of objects reckon with ideas of existence and extinction

The New York-based curator speaks about her visions for the gallery’s new presence in the US and how she will continue to build support networks in her new role

An exclusive artwork on sale to support a placement for Black and POC emerging curators at the Whitworth

The artist’s first show at White Cube, London, contains new paintings full of narratively ambiguous scenes derived from popular culture

From Rhea Dillon’s reverential found objects at Soft Opening, London, to Douglas Gordon’s rumination on ancestral trauma at Dundee Contemporary Arts

With a solo show at London’s White Cube, Ibrahim Mahama speaks with Vanessa Peterson about Ghana’s post-independence era, architecture and the importance of his collaborators

Translations of Proust’s Sodom and Gomorrah and Duchamp’s Bicycle Wheel come together and fall apart in the artist’s latest show

The artist’s new show at White Cube combines structuralist filmmaking with the Green Cross Code, to dazzling effect

Exhibitions of Do Ho Suh, Heidi Bucher and Doris Salcedo in London affirm the affective qualities of architecture

White Cube, Hong Kong

White Cube, London

White Cube, London, UK

The intertwining of life and death in poetry, art and nature

White Cube, London, UK

Elad Lassry makes sculptures that, in his words, ‘happen to be photographs’

White Cube, London, UK