Joseph Beuys Filmic Actions Opens At Kunstmuseum Basel
The Kunstmuseum Basel presents ‘Joseph Beuys: Installations, Actions, and Vitrines’, Beuys is considered to be one of the most prominent… Read More
6 January 2015
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Mira Schendel’s Monotypes To Open At Hauser & Wirth
Hauser & Wirth London presents an exhibition of Mira Schendel’s Monotypes. The show examines a body of work that formed… Read More
6 January 2015
Versailles Sculptures Damaged In Malicious Act Of Vandalism
The plinths of two marble sculptures displayed in the Grand Trianon park at Versailles have been attacked and severely damaged… Read More
5 January 2015
Artist Lorna Carmen McNeill Unveils Rivers Of Luminous Coloured Light
Lorna Carmen McNeill has created dazzling light sculptures and projections at Wac Arts in North London by merging art with… Read More
5 January 2015
Andy Warhol Best Selling Artist At Auction For Third Consecutive Year
Andy Warhol once stated, “Good business is the best art,” now the Pop artist who died in 1987 has proven… Read More
5 January 2015
Tate Modern And The World Goes Pop For 2015
Tate Modern will present ‘The World Goes Pop’, a ground-breaking exhibition revealing how artists around the world engaged with the… Read More
5 January 2015
Detroit Institute of Arts Saved From Deaccession By Generous Donations
The Detroit Institute of Arts’ highly regarded art collection, with paintings by Degas, Cézanne, Seurat, Van Gogh to Brueghel and… Read More
5 January 2015
Anselm Kiefer Meets Science At Cern’s Monumental Hadron Collider
After the truly monumental retrospective of Anselm Kiefer’s work at the Royal Academy, which was the most significant display of… Read More
5 January 2015
Thatcher Requested Bunker For Art Masterpieces In Case Of Nuclear Blast
The level of paranoia within the ranks of the Thatcher government in the 1980 was so high that plans to… Read More
4 January 2015
Ai Weiwei: First Major Institutional Survey For Royal Academy 2015
In September 2015, hot on the heels of Anselm Kiefer, David Hockney, and Anish Kapoor, the Royal Academy will present… Read More
4 January 2015
Marlene Dumas Large-scale Survey For Tate Modern
Tate Modern is presenting the exhibition ‘Marlene Dumas: The Image as Burden’ in February of this year. The title of… Read More
3 January 2015
Arts Expands Beyond The Modern Tradition Of The Art Gallery
A group show just outside of Leeds titled ‘Other Rooms’ gathers eight artists whose practice encapsulates a wide diversity of… Read More
3 January 2015
Turner Watercolours Open At Scottish National Gallery
2015 will begin at the Scottish National Gallery, with the opening of Turner in January, an exhibition of the outstanding… Read More
2 January 2015
Fluxus Art Projects Funding Recipients Announced For 2015
The Franco-British charity Fluxus Art Projects has announced the eleven recipients of its first round of funding for 2015. The… Read More
2 January 2015
Caravaggio Painting Takes Centerstage At Christie’s Old Masters Sale
One of the earliest example of a painting by Caravaggio titled, ‘Boy Peeling a Fruit’ dating from 1591 will go… Read More
2 January 2015
Rubens And His Legacy At The Royal Academy
The Royal Academy is to present the first blockbuster of the year, and expectations are high for this exhibition of… Read More
1 January 2015
First Dutch Matisse Survey In 60 Years Announced
After Tate’s critically acclaimed exhibition of Matisse’s cut-outs, Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum has announced “The Oasis of Matisse,” the first Matisse… Read More
31 December 2014
Adeline Ooi Appointed As Director Asia For Art Basel
Art Basel has announced that the curator and art advisor Adeline Ooi will replace Magnus Renfrew as Director Asia for… Read More
31 December 2014
Adventure Through 100 Years Of Abstraction At Whitechapel Gallery
Adventure Through 100 Years Of Abstraction At Whitechapel Gallery
30 December 2014
British Museums Warned Against Selling Off Works Of National Importance
It has been announced by the The Museums Association (MA) that publicly funded museums that seek to sell off works… Read More
30 December 2014
Ed Vaizey Hails Record Year For UK Creative Industries
2014 has been another incredible year for the UK’s creative industries. Data shows records being broken in visual art, and… Read More
30 December 2014
Jeff Koons Sued In Second Plagiarism Lawsuit In A Month
The estate of the well known French photographer Jean-François Bauret is suing the American artist Jeff Koons for copying one… Read More
30 December 2014
Tracey Emin Never Slept In My Bed States Oxford Art Historian
Tracey Emin’s Turner prize nominated ‘My Bed’, which recently sold at Christie’s for £2.5m is not the real deal an… Read More
29 December 2014
Anish Kapoor Solo Exhibition At Versailles In 2015
The London-based artist Anish Kapoor follows in the footsteps of Jeff Koons and Takashi Murakami with a new exhibition of… Read More
29 December 2014
Art Scandals Fail To Stop Record 20% Rise In Art Market Growth
It has been an incredible year for art scandals but despite the deception the art market has grown a wapping… Read More
28 December 2014
Vivian Maier: The Secret Photographer Gets A Retrospective In Amsterdam
When documentary filmmaker John Maloof bought his first box of Vivian Maier negatives, he had no idea who the photographer was
27 December 2014
Map Of Most Popular US Searches For Artists Released By Ebay
Ebay has released a map of the most popular searches for artists in the US. This State by State guide… Read More
27 December 2014
Tony Oursler Launches New Exhibition At The Oude Kerk Amsterdam
I/O underflow is a new exhibition fromTony Oursler at the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam. The iteration is newly developed for… Read More
26 December 2014
Japanese Artist Megumi Igarashi Charged In Art Obscenity Case
Megumi Igarashi the Japanese artist who arrested for creating a kayak based on an image of her vagina has now… Read More
26 December 2014
Crossrail Commissions Turner Prize Winning Artists To Decorate Flagship Stations
The Turner Prize winning artists Douglas Gordon and Richard Wright have been chosen to create art for the flagship Crossrail,… Read More
26 December 2014
Hiroshi Sugimoto: ‘Un-nature’ At Pace Gallery London
Pace Gallery London presents Hiroshi Sugimoto: Still Life, an exhibition of thirteen large-format photographs from the artist’s ongoing Diorama series… Read More
25 December 2014
The Royal Academy of Arts Receives £1m Grant For New Learning Centre
London’s Royal Academy of Arts (RA) has been awarded a grant of £1 million from the Clore Duffield Foundation for… Read More
25 December 2014