The idea that visual art is only what can be spread flat across a canvas is one that has long since been abandoned. With sculpture and large-scale installations, the 2D print has become not so much outdated, but rather had to give up its monopoly over the art world and make way for more innovative uses of space.

The artist Keith Holmes paints actors, directors – even a show's technical crew – during rehearsals and backstage in the West End.

Man About Town: M. Manze's has the type of retro look that owners today spend millions trying to achieve

A recently-discovered sketch by Andy Warhol is to go on public display for the first time.

The Tate Modern is to stage the first major exhibition devoted to Roy Lichtenstein next year.

Over the past six years, artists Gilbert and George have pinched 3,712 lurid headline posters from their local newsagent. The result, London Pictures, is an exhibition that presents a starkly different image of London from the one promoted to visitors for the Olympics.

She has spawned art, films, music and merchandise and now a new exhibition

An exhibition inspired by heavy metal music will be on display in the Midlands next week.

An annual celebration of the contemporary Scottish art scene will be on display this summer.

Does this biological art belong in a gallery – or back in the lab?

A major retrospective of the man widely considered to be the world’s first video artist opens at Tate Liverpool this week.

The first European exhibition to comprehensively survey avante-garde Japanese fashion from the 1980s to now opens at the Barbican Art Gallery next week.

As an exhibition inspired by J G Ballard's controversial novel Crash opens in London, Charlotte Cripps talks to the artists involved about sex, death and the late writer's influence on them and their work