Leading UK Museum Director Resigns
Sir Mark Jones, The Victoria & Albert Museum director, is leaving his job to become Master of St Cross College… Read More
21 November 2010
News
Banksy Favorite For Oscar 2011
It has been reported that Exit Through the Gift Shop, the Banksy documentary that was released earlier this year is… Read More
20 November 2010
Cindy Sherman Becomes Honorary Member The Royal Academy of Arts
Photographer Cindy Sherman, has been invited by The Royal Academy Of Arts in London, to become an honourary member. This… Read More
18 November 2010
Eight UK Museums Lose Government Funding
The DCMS, as part of its four-year business plan, has announced that it will no longer fund eight Museums that… Read More
16 November 2010
Neville Gabie Appointed Artist In Residence For 2012 Olympics
Artist Neville Gabie has been appointed by the ODE (Olympic Delivery Authority) as the Artist in residence for the 2012… Read More
15 November 2010
£53 Million “Pinner” Chinese Vase Sets Record
An auction record was set this week for a piece of Chinese art, when a 16 inch high ceramic vase… Read More
13 November 2010
Christie’s Record Breaking Contemporary Art Sale
Auction News The highest total for a Post-War and Contemporary Art sale was achieved yesterday when Christie’s New York led… Read More
11 November 2010
Jack Levine American Social Realist Painter Dies Aged 95
Jack Levine the American Social Realist Painter has died, he was 95. Levine was born in Boston on January 3, 1915
10 November 2010
Stuart Cary Welch Collection Of Islamic and Indian Art Offered By Sotheby’s
Sotheby’s has announced today the sale of works from the personal collection of Indian and Islamic Art acquired by the… Read More
9 November 2010
Museums Denied Access To Private Donations By Treasury
The British Museum and the National Gallery are finding it difficult to access over £50m given by private donors because… Read More
8 November 2010
Artist Ai Weiwei Under House Arrest
Ai Weiwei The Chinese Artist responsible for the Sunflower seed installation, this years Unilever sponsored exhibit in the Turbine Hall… Read More
6 November 2010
Arts Council England To Cut 100 Organisations
More than 100 smaller organisations are likely to lose their Arts Council funding. The announcement follows the government’s decision to… Read More
4 November 2010
Kengo Kuma To Design V&A Museum Dundee
The Japanese architectural firm Kengo Kuma & Associates have been chosen to design a new museum in Dundee. The project,… Read More
3 November 2010
New Serpentine Gallery Building For 2012
The Serpentine Gallery along with the Royal Parks have agreed to a contract for a new venue in Kensington Gardens…. Read More
1 November 2010
RCA SECRET 2010
COLLECT A PIECE OF ART HISTORY FOR JUST £45 It’s November again and this means it’s time for the RCA… Read More
1 November 2010
Peckham Space OPEN – Call for Artworks
Peckham Space is pleased to announce its first OPEN exhibition and calls for artworks. This will be a unique exhibition… Read More
28 October 2010
Photo Miami Cancelled For 2010
One of the most popular art shows during Art Basel Miami has been cancelled this year, a month shy of… Read More
28 October 2010
Is A Warhol ‘Soup Can’ Worth 30-50 Million Dollars?
Bid Here…. In the 48 years since it was executed Big Campbell’s Soup Can with Can Opener (Vegetable) has only… Read More
27 October 2010
Sylvia Sleigh British Born Feminist Figurative Painter Dies Aged 94
Sylvia Sleigh, the British-born artist known for her provocative portraits has died of complications from a stroke at her home in Manhattan,she was 94.
27 October 2010
BROKEN AND BRILLIANT: HOW CLOSURE ONLY MADE WEIWEI’S SUNFLOWER SEEDS PERFECT
The happiest person in London right now might just be the member of Tate Modern night-shift staff who dares wander… Read More
21 October 2010
Save The Hotel Chelsea From Donald Trump
First it was CBGB’S now the Hotel Chelsea, an underground landmark in Manhattan where Dylan Thomas, William S. Burroughs, Bob… Read More
21 October 2010
Arts Cuts In Osborne’s Spending Review Unveiled
Latest News: George Osborne’s statement this lunchtime was only the tip of the iceberg figure for the (DCMS) Department for… Read More
20 October 2010
Frieze Review – 2010
Art Exhibitions • Events • Galleries By Paul Carey-Kent October NINE NEW TWISTS AT FRIEZE There are two kinds of… Read More
20 October 2010
A Response To Proposed Arts Cuts
The state of advanced capitalism which we are in has no ethical limitations. Organisations, and more importantly the top-dogs awarding… Read More
19 October 2010
Henry Moore Exhibition Moves to The Art Gallery Of Ontario
An exhibition heralded as “the most important exhibition of Henry Moore’s work for a generation” is coming to the A… Read More
19 October 2010
The Affordable Art Fair London October 2010
It’s late October in London and the frantic Frieze Art fair week has finished. All of the multi-million pound international… Read More
19 October 2010
Ai Weiwei’s Cloud of Dust
Two days after Ai Weiwei’s installation of sunflower seeds opened, in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern staff took the… Read More
18 October 2010
Yto Barrada Deutsche Bank Artist 2011
As part of the Frieze Art Fair in London today, Deutsche Bank will names Yto Barrada as its “Artist of… Read More
18 October 2010
The ArtReview Power 100 Published
1. Larry Gagosian2. Hans Ulrich Obrist3. Iwan Wirth4. David Zwirner5. Glenn D. Lowry6. Bice Curiger7. Sir Nicholas Serota8. Eli Broad9…. Read More
14 October 2010
Arts Cuts For Quangos Announced
A hit list of hundreds of taxpayer-funded bodies were axed in a “bonfire of the quangos” today. Cabinet Office Minister… Read More
14 October 2010
Tracey Emin In wheelchair Frieze 2010
ArtLyst Exclusive Why is Tracey Emin in a wheelchair? Is this part of the Save the Arts Campaign? or is… Read More
13 October 2010
New Save The Arts Works Unveiled
Mark Titchner “Cut Us, And Don’t Kill Us” – Bob and Roberta Smith “ART GALLERY CLOSED” Artist Patrick Brill better… Read More
12 October 2010