Applied Artists Lead The Way At Jerwood Makers Open 2014
The Jerwood Makers Open is part of Jerwood Visual Arts, a contemporary gallery programme of exhibitions, awards and events at… Read More
20 July 2014
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Glasgow School Of Art: Public Appeal To Replace Burned Books
The Glasgow school of Art have begun an appeal to replace books that were in demand before the tragic fire… Read More
20 July 2014
Gilbert & George: Pugin And Burqas A Vivid Vision Of Britain Today
Sixty new works by Gilbert & George have gone on exhibit at White Cube Bermondsey. For nearly five decades the… Read More
19 July 2014
Japanese Artist Yoshitomo Nara To Have Major Exhibition At London’s Dairy Art Centre
London’s Dairy Art Centre is presenting a major solo exhibition by the Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara, in October. This will… Read More
19 July 2014
Marina Abramovic: Serpentine Residency Marathon Crosses The Half Way Mark
Marina Abramović the Serbian born conceptual artist reaches the half-way mark of her residency at the Serpentine Gallery today, at… Read More
19 July 2014
Otto Piene German Painter And Environmental Artist Dies Age 86
The German painter, printmaker and environmental artist Otto Piene has died age 86.From 1948 until 1950 Piene studied at the Blocherschule
18 July 2014
Sex Exhibition Undresses Your Mind At The Wellcome Collection
London’s Wellcome Collection is planning one of the largest exhibitions ever mounted exploring the most publicly discussed of private acts… Read More
18 July 2014
Banksy Spy Booth Revealed As Hoarding Comes Down In Cheltenham
An ongoing situation has positioned a landlord against a local council in Cheltenham, over a disputed Banksy mural. The painting… Read More
18 July 2014
Art Everywhere Launches With The Grayson and Antony Show
Artists Antony Gormley and Grayson Perry, Art Fund director Stephen Reuchen and Innocent drinks co-founder Richard Reed were all gathered… Read More
17 July 2014
Damien Hirst Demonstrates The Butterfly Effect In The Middle East
A work of art by the best known YBA artist Damien Hirst is to be offered for sale at Sotheby’s… Read More
17 July 2014
RIBA Stirling Prize Unveils A Diverse 2014 Shortlist
The RIBA Stirling Prize was born in 1996 out of its predecessor The Building of the Year Award. Every year… Read More
17 July 2014
Sotheby’s Announces 22% Rise In Half Year Sales Figures
Auction sales at Sotheby’s during the first half of 2014 have grown faster than any other international house. With a… Read More
16 July 2014
Christie’s Announces Record £2.6 Billion Half Year Sales
Christie’s has announced sales of £2.69 billion, up 12% ($4.47 billion, up 22%), for the half year ending 30 June… Read More
16 July 2014
Imperial War Museum Unveils WWI Art Exhibition And New Foster & Partners Atrium
The preview for London’s Imperial War Museum’s new First World War Galleries and atrium takes place today. The gallery will… Read More
16 July 2014
Lord Snowdon Gifts 130 Of His Most Iconic Images To The NPG
Lord Snowdon/ Antony Armstrong-Jones has given 130 original prints of some of his most iconic photographs to the National Portrait… Read More
15 July 2014
Icons Of Contemporary Sugar Worship New Gazelli Art House Project
As part of the Window Project, Gazelli Art House will present the commissioned photographic works by National Portrait Gallery Curator’s… Read More
15 July 2014
New Kazimir Malevich Exhibition Unveiled At Tate Modern
Kazimir Malevich is the subject of a new exhibition at Tate Modern exploring the abstract geometric shapes and stark colours… Read More
15 July 2014
Romanian Court Orders Art Thieves to Pay €18m Compensation For Heist
Adrian Procop, Alexandru Bitu, Olga Dogaru, Radu Dogaru and Petre Condrat the four Romanians who stole works of art by… Read More
14 July 2014
Sotheby’s Joins eBay To Create Online Art And Collectables Partnership
Sotheby’s and eBay have announced today a partnership that will unite the global leader in online shopping with the number… Read More
14 July 2014
Tobias Rehberger Transforms London’s HMS President Into Dazzle Ship
Leading artist Tobias Rehberger has transformed London’s HMS President (1918) by covering it entirely in ‘dazzle camouflage’ print as part… Read More
14 July 2014
A Man And His Dog: Shoreditch Street Artist John Dolan Returns
John Dolan had been homeless on the streets of London for 20 years. His first show focused on his detailed… Read More
14 July 2014
Damien Hirst Demands Disputed Andrew Lamberty Mural Be Destroyed
Science Ltd, Damien Hirst’s company and authentication board are demanding the return of a wall mural that once belonged to… Read More
13 July 2014
The Line Announces Sculptors Participating In 2014 Inaugural Exhibition
The Line has announced a world-class sculpture walk in London. Artists, galleries and collections have been invited to propose work… Read More
13 July 2014
Atul Gawande Follows Grayson Perry To Present The 2014 Reith Lectures
Following on from Turner Prize winning artists Antony Gormley and Grayson Perry, Atul Gawande a Harvard professor and best-selling author… Read More
13 July 2014
British Museum: Still Most Popular Cultural Attraction In UK Figures Released
The British Museum have released their 2013 attendance figures as well as announcing the opening of its new World Conservation… Read More
12 July 2014
On Kawara First Generation Conceptual Artist Dies Age 81
“It is with great sadness that the David Zwirner gallery announces the passing of On Kawara”. For over five decades, On Kawara created
11 July 2014
Egyptian Sekhemka Statue Achieves £15m In Northampton Museum Sell Off At Christie’s
Christies evening auction of classical decorative arts has realised £31,048,500/ $53,186,081/€38,934,819, marking the highest total for any and breaking the… Read More
11 July 2014
Art Fund Museum of the Year Awarded To Yorkshire Sculpture Park
The £100,000 Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year 2014 has been awarded to Yorkshire Sculpture Park. The announcement… Read More
11 July 2014
Inventing Temperature: New Exhibition Explores The Notion Of Science As Truth-keeper
Inventing Temperature an exhibition presented at the The Korean Cultural Centre, UK was inspired by a philosopher of science Hasok… Read More
10 July 2014
Jarman Awards 2014 Shortlist Includes Turner Prize Nominee Marvin Gaye Chetwynd
The 2014 shortlist for the prestigious Jarman Awards has been announced in London. This is the only award of its… Read More
10 July 2014
Ryan Gander: Imagineering And The Culturefield Manchester Art Gallery
The Manchester Art Gallery is currently presenting ‘Make Every Show Like It’s Your Last’, a major new exhibition of work… Read More
9 July 2014
Painting Banned As Too Pornographic To Be Shown In New London Gallery
The Leyden Gallery has announced that the painting ‘Portrait of Ms Ruby May Standing’ by Leena McCall, which was removed… Read More
9 July 2014