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Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520–1920 – stunning in scope but celebrating female artists with exhibitions isn’t enough

Women have worked as professional artists in Europe for hundreds of years. Yet we are often told that, prior to the 20th century, those who did so successfully were rare exceptions – they were the lucky ones who had financial advantages, family connections or unusual bravery to defy social conventions.…

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Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920 review – revelations and mystifying omissions

A Flemish ‘paintrix’ at the court of Elizabeth I, a magnificent mouth artist and a glamorous suffragette are finally given their due in a show tracing female artists’ rocky road to recognition. But the story too often takes precedence over the art

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Tate Britain's Now You See Us: 10 firsts of extraordinary women artists in Britain, abandoned by art history

This groundbreaking exhibition re-introduces 110 forgotten female professional artists. Here are 10 of the trailblazing women who paved the way for future generations of artists

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Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920 at Tate Britain review: strikingly powerful

This comprehensive show might be wide-ranging, but there are some real gems here

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Tate Britain acquires first painting by pioneering English female artist overlooked for a century

Gallery to display first Louise Jopling work acquired for nation as part of new exhibition exploring women artists in British history

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Claudette Johnson’s art for Cotton Capital nominated for Turner prize

Guardian-commissioned portrait of abolitionist Sarah Parker Remond among works competing for £25,000 prize

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Jasleen Kaur wins the Turner Prize 2024

Jasleen Kaur has won the Turner Prize 2024, recognised for her work which reflects upon everyday objects

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Turner Prize 2024: Artist whose work features Ford Escort in a giant doily and Irn Bru among shortlist

The shortlist for 2024's Turner Prize has been announced, with three of the four artists in the running for the prestigious £25,000 prize from London

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Artist defends Tate Britain’s display of ‘undeniably racist’ Whistler mural

Keith Piper says engaging with offensive and traumatic imagery can be important in keeping a clear sense of history

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John Miller obituary

Architect who modified Tate Britain and other institutions sympathetically and designed discreet new structures

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City art gallery welcomes back its jewel in the crown painting

The painting has been returned from the US where it was on show.

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Angelica Kauffman; Sargent and Fashion review – appearance is all

More defiant in life than in her smooth, theatrical art, one of the co-founders of the RA finally gets a show of her own. And gents and ladies dress to thrill for flashy, riveting John Singer Sargent

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New guide will encourage art lovers to find women artists at Tate Britain

Visitors will able to concentrate on female artists in the gallery

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Museums Without Men: audio guides to celebrate dozens of female artists

Project to run during Women’s History Month at institutions including Tate Britain and Met in New York

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Museums Without Men: my project to end their shocking gender imbalance

From the Tate Britain to New York’s Met, some of the world’s mightiest galleries have signed up for my audio guides, which shift the spotlight onto female artists like Rosa Bonheur – who required a permit to wear trousers

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Jonathan Jones was right about the John Singer Sargent show at Tate Britain

Brief letters: Art criticism | Council funding | Cuckoo confusion | A cracking teacher | Dominic Raab’s career

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Throw off the cloak of snobbery and treat fashion as a serious art form

Letter: Cally Blackman takes issue with a ‘dismissive’ review of the John Singer Sargent exhibition at Tate Britain

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Sargent and Fashion review – tragicomic travesty is a frock horror

Sargent’s gloriously rich and subtle paintings can’t be reduced to dreary facts about hats, dresses and opera gowns. Sadly, that’s just what’s happened

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Sargent and Fashion at Tate Britain review: this sumptuous treat of a show will leave you green with envy

There’s no way anything on the catwalk at London Fashion Week comes close to the fabulousness on display here

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Frank Bowling sells signed prints to buy art supplies for 100 schools

Abstract painter hopes to inspire young people with fine art after government cuts made it the ‘preserve of the elite’

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From late-night exhibitions to morning yoga: seven reasons to head to a Tate gallery this winter

Whether it’s evening events you’re looking for, or child-friendly fun, there’s something for everyone at the Tate over the next few months

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‘Turner stops me in my tracks’: four Tate curators discuss their favourite artworks

Whether it’s romantic watercolours or contemporary installations, curators from Tate Britain and Tate Modern share the works that bring them joy, hope and solace

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The culture cure: how art can be a powerful healing experience

Humans often find catharsis through creating art, while looking at paintings and sculptures can light up the pleasure centre in the brain and release dopamine

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Mob-Stolen 18th Century Opie Painting Returned to Original Family

An 18th century stolen British painting has been returned to its original family after more than 50 years. The artwork has a fascinating history involving ...

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Jesse Darling blaming Margaret Thatcher for arts cuts is as inaccurate as it’s outdated

Turner prize winner’s speech pointed finger at former prime minister, but there are culprits far more deserving of our ire

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