Sound & Silence: London’s Double Bill — Peter Doig’s House of Music vs. Avedon’s American West
Here are two London shows that reward an hour of your time and then echo for days. At Serpentine South, Peter Doig has turned the galleries into a…
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Sonia Boyce’s UCL200 Legacy Commission: Art as Collective Imagination
In a moment that blends artistic vision with cultural transformation, Dame Sonia Boyce DBE RA, one of the UK’s most respected contemporary artists, has…
A New Kind of Gallery Is Emerging in London. And Artists Are Better for It.
The opening of Cramer St Gallery , founded by Christina Zahra and Kylie Poole , signals a shift away from gatekeeping and toward something far more…
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Congratulations on upgrading to Creator Plus! We're delighted you're taking the next step in your creative journey with us. With Creator Plus you’ll…
Biohazard Chic: The London Art Experience You Won’t Shake Off
Candice Lin, g/hosti — Whitechapel Gallery Whitechapel has turned its ground floor into a haunted anatomy lesson. Candice Lin’s g/hosti threads a dim,…
Getting Paid: Setting Up Stripe on Your LettsArt Gallery
Excited to earn from your art? LettsArt's integration with Stripe simplifies the payment process. Whether you're new to Stripe or already have an account,…
Beryl Cook’s Long-Overdue Reappraisal Signals a Healthier Future for Artists
A major exhibition in Plymouth has reignited interest in the work of Beryl Cook , reframing her not as a “popular” or “naïve” painter, but as a serious,…
From Waste to Wonder: How Thomas Dambo’s Giant Trolls Are Redefining the Value of Art
In a week dominated by gloomy headlines, one art story has quietly delivered something rare: pure, contagious optimism. Across Europe, the UK and beyond,…
Paint Today, Gone Tomorrow: The Wild Rules of Waterloo’s Banksy Tunnel
Beneath Waterloo station, Leake Street Arches is 300 metres of concrete that London handed back to its artists. The tunnel’s modern life begins over one…
UK Artists Are Rejecting the “Tortured Genius” Myth
For generations, the art world has romanticised struggle. Burnout was framed as dedication. Financial instability was treated as a rite of passage.…
LettsArt Trends: Artist Solidarity in January Sales
Welcome to 2026! We hope you had a great festive break, full of rest and enjoyment. Maybe some creative time too? As we roll into January, we’re seeing a…
LettsArt 2025 Wrapped: A Year Artists Took Back Control
2025 wasn’t just another year in the art world. It was a reset. While much of the industry continued to wrestle with algorithms, gatekeepers and shifting…