Elizabeth Fullerton

"It shows survival, despite all the horrible things that happened. We're still here and continuing our cultural practices," the artist said.

From Claudette Johnson at The Courtauld to Marina Abramović at the Royal Academy, the British capital has rich offering, especially by women and gender-nonconforming artists, right now.

The exhibition at Kettle's Yard in Cambridge showed work by three Caribbean-born British artists alongside historical treasures.

The artist grapples with preserving the visual culture without the hate and xenophobia it represents.

In somber paintings rendered in gray or sepia tones, the artist conveys the terror and oppression of life in Spain during Franco's regime.

Whether you're after Old Masters or modern icons of the 20th century, it's all here.

Painting exhibitions predominate, but even among those, the variety is vast.

The new body of work opens in London at Thaddeus Ropac this week.

The outdoor exhibition in London's Regent's Park runs until November 13.

Furthering her explorations of how labor and value operate within art, Amie Siegel films the transport and exhibition of paintings by 18th-century English animal portraitist George Stubbs.