Tino Sehgal’s Radical Redefinition of Art Presented In Berlin
Works by the Turner Prize nominated artist Tino Sehgal are presented in an exhibition at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin. This… Read More
29 June 2015
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Muhammad Zeeshan To Open At Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
In Funkier Than A Mosquito’s Twitter, Pakistani artist Muhammad Zeeshan presents us with a world in which everything is not… Read More
28 June 2015
Record Price For Barbara Hepworth Bronze At Christies Modern British Sale
Christie’s Modern British and Irish Art Evening Sale realised £18,973,000 / $29,749,664 / €26,505,281, with strong sell-through rates of 80%… Read More
28 June 2015
£30 Peter Blake Painting Breaks Record For The Artist At Christie’s
‘Boys With New Ties’ by Sir Peter Blake fetched £662,500 ($1,038,800) at Christie’s London on Thursday, hitting a new world… Read More
27 June 2015
M.C. Escher Retrospective For National Galleries of Scotland And Dulwich
M.C. Escher is an artist whose work is as instantly recognisable, yet his name means little to a British audience…. Read More
27 June 2015
Shepard Fairey: Detroit Arrest Warrant Issued For allegedly Tagging Buildings
The American ‘Street Artist’ Shepard Fairey is being sought by police in Detroit after he allegedly tagged buildings around the city. A… Read More
26 June 2015
Gerhard Richter, Douglas Gordon, Jeremy Deller Among Artists At Manchester International Festival
From Thursday 2 July Manchester will be alive with music, dance, theatre – and visual art as Manchester International Festival… Read More
26 June 2015
Michael Petry Explores Gender And Craftsmanship In New Pallant House Exhibition
A brand new installation by the multimedia artist Michael Petry (b.1960) in a Queen Anne townhouse, featuring glass sculptures created in direct… Read More
25 June 2015
Islamic State Destroy Two Ancient Tombs At Palmyra
In another act of cultural vandalism Islamic State (IS) has destroyed two ancient Islamic tombs at Palmyra. The reports come… Read More
25 June 2015
Artlyst Photo Special: Serpentine Galleries Pavilion By Selgascano
Serpentine Galleries is celebrating the 15th anniversary of its world-renowned Pavilion commission, designed by Spanish architects selgascano – and has… Read More
25 June 2015
Berlin LGBT Exhibition Explores Same-sex Relationships And Non-Conformist Gender Identities
The Deutsches Historisches Museum and the Schwules Museum is presenting a new LGBT exhibition “Homosexuality_ies” from 26 June to 1… Read More
25 June 2015
Sotheby’s Record Breaking Impressionist And Modern Art Sale Achieves £178.6m
Sotheby’s June 2015 Evening Sale Impressionist & Modern Art sale has achieved £178.6m / $ 282.1m / €250.9m. This is the Second-Highest Total for… Read More
24 June 2015
Cézanne: Temporary Export Bar Placed On Rare Painting
An important Cézanne painting that has been on long-term loan to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge for almost 30 years is… Read More
24 June 2015
Carsten Nicolai Examines The psychology Of Colour Perception At Vinyl Factory Space
The Vinyl Factory has announced the European premiere of unicolour, a new work by Carsten Nicolai examining the psychology of… Read More
24 June 2015
Christie’s Impressive Impressionist And Modern Evening Sale Nets Over £71m
The results for Christie’s Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale have been released by the leading auction house and the total… Read More
23 June 2015
Bob and Roberta Smith Exhibiting At Yorkshire Sculpture Park This Autumn
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) is presenting a new exhibition by artist, agitator and former parliamentary candidate, Bob and Roberta Smith,this… Read More
23 June 2015
Anish Kapoor Claims Versailles Vagina Sculpture Vandalism Was Politically Motivated
First we had Paul McCarthy’s giant inflatable ‘sex toy’ sculpture being reduced to a flaccid lump of plastic on one… Read More
23 June 2015
James Richards Chooses Francis Bacon Painting For Final Presentation Of The V-A-C Collection
Turner Prize nominated artist James Richards has selected Francis Bacon’s Study for a Portrait (1953) for this fourth and final… Read More
23 June 2015
Serpentine Galleries’ World-renowned Pavilion By Architects SelgasCano Launches In London
The Serpentine Galleries’ world-renowned Pavilion commission designed this year by Spanish husband and wife team, architects SelgasCano has opened to the… Read More
23 June 2015
Yto Barrada’s Faux Guide To Open At Pace Gallery London
Pace London presents Faux Guide, an exhibition of new work by Yto Barrada. Faux Guide extends the exploration of palaeontology,… Read More
22 June 2015
Unfinished Works of Art Highlighted In New Courtauld Gallery Exhibition
The subject of unfinished works of art and why they are interesting enough to be displayed in a public gallery… Read More
22 June 2015
Galleries Remain Positive About Art Basel 46: Market Round-Up
Art Basel 2015 has closed in Switzerland with exceptional stand presentations, a strong collector attendance and exceptional sales to confirm its position… Read More
21 June 2015
BLITZ Presents New Weapons In Collaboration With Central Saint Martins
BLITZ, a contemporary art space based on the Mediterranean island of Malta, has worked alongside emerging practitioners from Central Saint Martins… Read More
21 June 2015
American Artist Larry Bell To Open At White Cube Mason’s Yard
White Cube Mason’s Yard presents ‘2D-3D: Glass & Vapor’. This is the fourth solo exhibition at White Cube by Larry… Read More
21 June 2015
Richard Prince Instagram Art: Australian Photographer Peter Coulson ‘violated’
An Australian photographer has attacked US artist Richard Prince over allegedly appropriating his work as part of the artist’s latest… Read More
20 June 2015
Art Basel On A Budget Ben Austin Navigates The Possibilities
Basel on a budget. Seemingly impossible, where even the most reasonable hotel is priced out at £250 per night, the… Read More
20 June 2015
Robert Delaunay Paris Exposition Eiffel Tower Painting Exhibited At Masterpiece London
A monumental Art Deco masterpiece by the Orphist painter Robert Delaunay, will be offered for sale at Masterpiece by Dickinson of London and… Read More
20 June 2015
Victoria Miro: Doug Aitken Opens Multiple Projects Across Europe This Summer
Victoria Miro presents a solo exhibition by Doug Aitken at the Mayfair gallery. This summer marks a significant moment in… Read More
19 June 2015
UK Museums To Aquire More Works By Women Artists: Initiative Launched
The Contemporary Art Society and Valeria Napoleone, in partnership with Camden Arts Centre, will launch a major new initiative in… Read More
19 June 2015
Pinta London Launches The Immigrants, A New International Art Fair
A new international art fair, The Immigrants, is set to bring a fresh perspective on global art to London during… Read More
19 June 2015
London Descends On Art Basel The Mecca of Contemporary Art
Here we go again: Basel! The Mecca of Contemporary Art where the pilgrims of the Art world meet religiously every… Read More
19 June 2015
RIBA National Award Winners 2015 For Architectural Excellence Announced
The winners of the 2015 RIBA National Awards, the most rigorous and prestigious prize for new buildings in the UK have been… Read More
19 June 2015