Henry Moore’s Maquette Studio To Be Recreated For London Exhibition
Henry Moore’s famous maquette studio will be recreated in a special exhibition curated by the Director of The Henry Moore… Read More
12 January 2015
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Stolen De Boulogne Sculpture Rediscovered In Museum Toilet In Paris
There has been a strange art theft that mirrors the recent attempts to steal another work of art. Le Monde… Read More
12 January 2015
German Bank Portigon To Sell Art Collection In Disturbing Trend
With the continued controversy surrounding the sale of two Andy Warhol paintings, ‘Triple Elvis’ (1963) and ‘Four Marlons’ (1966), having… Read More
12 January 2015
Steve Lazarides Former Banksy Dealer To Auction 30 Works At Bonhams
Steve Lazarides, the former agent of the notorious Bristol street artist Banksy is to auction off a collection his private… Read More
11 January 2015
Christie’s Unveils Stellar Selection For London’s The Art of The Surreal Auction
Christie’s stellar selection of 36 lots in the much anticipated annual London evening sale of The Art of The Surreal… Read More
11 January 2015
Artists Damien Hirst And Takashi Murakami Create Original Works For UNICEF
Renowned artists including Takashi Murakami, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, Richard Serra and Shirin Neshat have donated works through the FC… Read More
11 January 2015
Art Of Angel Returns To London As Art Wars Unveiled In Sweden
Art of Angel the annual exhibition which takes place at London’s Candid Art Trust and on Billboards in the Angel … Read More
10 January 2015
Charlie Hebdo: The French Banksy Responds To Paris Terror Attack
After a poignant illustrated response to the terror attack in Paris at the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo… Read More
10 January 2015
Post Punk: Clash’s Paul Simonon Exhibits New Paintings At The ICA
Paul Simonon the former bassist of London’s most important Punk band is presenting an exhibition of his paintings at the… Read More
10 January 2015
9.5 Million Euro Underground Art Museum Being Built In Germany
The construction has finally begun on the €9.5 million (£7.4 million) “Musuem unter Tage” in the German city of Bochum,… Read More
10 January 2015
Schoolboy Given £20,000 Banksy By Person Claiming To Be The Artist
A helpful schoolboy on a train was handed a ‘Banksy’ by a passenger. Ben Azarya was handed the signed copy… Read More
9 January 2015
Sotheby’s To Offer Claude Monet Work Estimated At £20-30 Million
An exceptionally rare and important view of Venice by Claude Monet, Le Grand Canal of 1908, will lead Sotheby’s forthcoming… Read More
9 January 2015
Mackintosh Building At Glasgow School Of Art Restoration Shortlist Announced
The shortlist to lead the restoration of the Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art has been announced. The… Read More
9 January 2015
AP Accused Of Charlie Hebdo Hypocrisy, Removes Piss Christ Artwork
Following the terrorist attack that killed 12 people at French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, It would seem that much of… Read More
9 January 2015
France Changes Art Tax Rules To Benefit Artists
Artists based in France and hoping to sell their work directly from their studios without the aid of a gallery,… Read More
9 January 2015
Christie’s Gets It Wrong As £900 Painting Is £1.5m Original Constable
A painting thought to be school of John Constable has been authenticated, as the real deal. Two years ago Christie’s… Read More
9 January 2015
Luc Tuymans To Mount New Exhibition of Paintings In London
David Zwirner is presenting a new exhibition of paintings by the Belgian artist Luc Tuymans. On view at the London… Read More
8 January 2015
Poignant Illustration Is Not A Banksy But Sums Up Charlie Hebdo Massacre
A poignant illustration by the French London based Illustrator, Lucille Clerc has gone viral on the web. The drawing, which… Read More
8 January 2015
Goya’s Witches And Old Women In Ground-breaking Exhibition
The Courtauld Gallery presents a ground-breaking exhibition of Francisco Goya’s later works, the exhibition reunites the widely scattered pages of… Read More
8 January 2015
Celia Ascher Collection Bequeathed To Louisiana Museum Denmark
Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art has announced that it has received a donation of eight significant works of art…. Read More
8 January 2015
John Knox Lost Masterpiece Returned To Glasgow After A Century
The painting ‘Glasgow Fair’ (1832) by the Scottish artist John Knox, will finally return to Glasgow after over a century… Read More
8 January 2015
Je Suis Charlie: Hundreds of People Gather In Trafalgar Square
Hundreds of people gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square last night to pay their respects to the 12 people killed at… Read More
8 January 2015
Mr Turner’s House In Twickenham Saved By Heritage Lottery Fund
The 19th century white stucco Twickenham villa of one of Britain’s greatest landscape painters will be saved and restored, thanks… Read More
7 January 2015
Alex Sainsbury Appointed As New Chair Of The Whitechapel Gallery
Alex Sainsbury has been appointed as the new Chair of the Board of Trustees at the Whitechapel Gallery. He joins… Read More
7 January 2015
Ali Banisadr First Solo Exhibition At Blain/Southern
Blain/Southern presents ‘At Once’, an exhibition of oil paintings created over the last two years by the New York-based artist… Read More
7 January 2015
Goya: The Portraits At The National Gallery In October 2015
The National Gallery will present ‘Goya: The Portraits’ The exhibition will be the first ever to focus on the portraits… Read More
7 January 2015
The Courtauld Gallery To Display Drawings Unseen For 20 Years
The Courtauld Gallery has announced the inauguration of its new space, the Gilbert and Ildiko Butler Drawings Gallery, which is… Read More
7 January 2015
New Vatican Tour Explores Art Masterpieces From An LGBT Perspective
An Italian Tour Operator specialising in Gay & Lesbian Tourism are offering guided tours of the Vatican, exploring the art… Read More
7 January 2015
The Power Of Digital: IK Prize Shortlist Announced At Tate
The four shortlisted entries for the annual IK Prize 2015 has been announced by Tate. This is the second year… Read More
6 January 2015
Lauren Bacall’s Art Collection For International Tour
The impressive art collection assembled by acclaimed actress of stage and screen, Lauren Bacall, who died in August 2014, is… Read More
6 January 2015
Dr Nicholas Cullinan Appointed New Director Of National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery, London, has appointed Dr Nicholas Cullinan as their new director, following the resignation of Sandy Nairne… Read More
6 January 2015
Picasso’s Granddaughter To Sell $290 Million Of The Artist’s Work
Marina Picasso the granddaughter of Pablo Picasso, who had a famously fraught relationship with the artist, is quietly selling off… Read More
6 January 2015