From Monet's views of the Thames to a Funk Garden in a royal park, these are the best exhibitions to see in London during Frieze Week. bit.ly/3TYKIgP

Lawrence Lek, winner of Frieze's Artist Award 2024, is presenting a new project about the experiences of A.I. at this year's Frieze London. bit.ly/3YerMx2

Sarah Lucas has invited women to throw 1,000 eggs to make a new abstract artwork at TJ Boulting gallery in London. bit.ly/3Ni2Azv

George Rouy recently became the youngest artist on Hauser & Wirth's roster. What's next for the ultra-contemporary star? bit.ly/3BDp77i

Participants at Frieze London react to a radical new layout, and riffle through their stock for artists who have recently shown at Venice. bit.ly/3zVhskd

"We must make sure that creators are remunerated for their work and when their works are used, especially in AI training models, and that, whilst there are opportunities in AI and technology, our decisions around them should be human-led." Chris Holmes of Richmond talked

New research into the life of a Black child servant in an 18th century portrait reveals how he became a musician for the royal household. bit.ly/3zYBRF2

AI and the Art Market Jo Lawson-Tancred's new book arrives on October 31st and is available now to pre-order via Lund Humphries publishers. "Extensively researched, elegantly written and accessible, AI and the Art Market makes the case for why dealers cannot afford not to be

Discussed "The Call" with Artnet, largely focussing on why its a waste of time to entertain lazy arguments about AI and art news.artnet.com/art-world/holl…

The ghost of Anne Boleyn has been spotted at the historic houses she once inhabited and at the Tower of London, where she was beheaded. bit.ly/48ws99D

Galleries are hosting events, and artists are pushing their preferred candidate. Live updates will continue until the end. bit.ly/4fbGIlv

The British painter Sarah Cunningham has died at the age of 31. She is remembered for lively and ambiguous landscapes. bit.ly/40z9x7h

Great discussion on the topic of #AI and art last night Unit courtesy of AWITA and featuring Jo Lawson-Tancred (author of our new book AI and the Art Market) as panellist! Find out more about Jo's book here: lundhumphries.com/collections/ho…

We were delighted to partner with Imperial College London via the Adult Education after:hours programme last night to present Jo Lawson-Tancred speaking about her new book AI and the Art Market lundhumphries.com/products/ai-an… Can you guess which artworks are AI-created?

A new exhibition spotlights the women artists who pioneered computer art but whose contributions have since been overlooked. bit.ly/3V2MSN6

Which museums are actually the most influential? We take a look at the small but powerful museums that establish major art trends. bit.ly/4jylml1

A $50 Van Gogh? Experts say no, offering an alternative attribution to the little known Danish artist Henning Elimar. bit.ly/4hH2dLZ

English musician Pete Doherty is presenting a survey of his infamous "blood paintings" and new art in a Berlin exhibition. bit.ly/42No5Bo

Jo Lawson-Tancred wrote an excellent article about the Christie's AI auction reaction - link to her article in the thread. I'll add below my full comments that I gave her, for additional context and discussion. -- The open letter specifically talks about corporations. "If

Fantastic article by Jo Lawson-Tancred news.artnet.com/art-world/chri…