“Perhaps we haven’t had a revolution because of the safety valve provided by that satirical art,” Myrone said. “So it can be quite a conservative force.” “Rude Britannia” is at Tate ...

The London Art Fair (until 22 January), billed as ... titled Messenger (1969), and pieces by Barbara Hepworth and Richard Burra. Rule Britannia indeed.

There’s a direct line that links their work to the political cartoonists of our own day, and Tate Britain’s sweeping survey Rude Britannia: British Comic Art features both the historical and the ...

Rude Britannia: British Comic Art is on display at Tate Britain in London from Wednesday until September 5, with tickets priced at £10.

The Britannia Street space's enormous proportions ... called Gagosian Open, "will see art works installed at public sites in London", the spokesman says. "[It] will provide artists with the ...

Tate Britain, normally the more staid, less exciting, stuck-in-its-ways elder brother to Tate Modern, is running an exhibition on the more bawdy side of British comic art. From Hogarth to Scarfe ...

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Art Britannia' explores contemporary practice from UK with an emphasis on painting and craft. The exhibition features a 'mini show within a show', taken directly from The Lion and Lamb Gallery's ...

Tate Britain is hosting what it described as a ''ground-breaking'' show, featuring works by political cartoonist Gerald Scarfe and the team at Viz magazine - as well as a room of surreal objects ...