Philippe Parreno Turbine Hall Commission Unveiled At Tate Modern
Philippe Parreno, a French artist who works across film, video, sound, sculpture, performance and information technology has his Tate Turbine… Read More
3 October 2016
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Yinka Shonibare Fabric Free Exhibition Seduces Audience Expectations
Yinka Shonibare MBE is currently presenting his sixth solo exhibition at Stephen Friedman Gallery. Entitled ‘And the wall fell away’. The show… Read More
2 October 2016
Tony Cragg Unveils New London Exhibition At Lisson Gallery
Tony Cragg’s fourteenth exhibition with the Lisson Gallery since his first solo show in 1979 will span both London venues. It features the latest… Read More
2 October 2016
Canadian Italian Artist Janet Bellotto New MOCA London Exhibition Relation-Ships
Janet Bellotto has a new exhibition curated by Koan Jeff Baysa opening at MOCA London. The Canadian-Italian artist Janet Bellotto presents her exhibition Relation-Ships (Existence Doubtful) that… Read More
1 October 2016
Tate Frieze £150k Acquisition Fund A Decisive Contribution To The National Collection
This year, £150,000 has been made available for the Fund. With Tate’s annual government grant for acquisitions effectively frozen since… Read More
30 September 2016
Frieze London 2016: Culture Takeover Set To Run You Ragged
This year Frieze is set to be the highlight of the Autumn art season and London does it bigger and… Read More
30 September 2016
Guerrilla Girls Launch Pro-Diversity Banner At Whitechapel Gallery
The Guerrilla Girls have been exposing and challenging sexism and racism in the visual arts, politics and culture for over three decades…. Read More
30 September 2016
David Shrigley: Fourth Plinth Sculpture Sends positive message to Londoners
David Shrigley the Turner Prize nominated artist unveiled his new commission for the Fourth Plinth titled, ‘Really Good’, this morning… Read More
29 September 2016
Sir Antony Gormley Opens Major New Exhibition At White Cube Bermondsey
A major new exhibition by the Turner Prize winning sculptor Sir Antony Gormley opens in London at White Cube Bermondsey. This is the… Read More
29 September 2016
Joan Miro Collection To Remain In Portugal After Government U-Turn
An outstanding collection of 85 works covering seven Decades of work by the Spanish artist Joan Miró’s (1893–1983) has been… Read More
28 September 2016
Gerald Laing Honoured With First Posthumous Retrospective At Fine Arts Society
The first posthumous exhibition of the leading British Pop artist and sculptor Gerald Laing (1936 – 2011) has opened at The Fine… Read More
28 September 2016
Artist Eileen Cooper RA Nominated For Woman Of The Year 2016
The Keeper of the Royal Academy of Arts, and Royal Academician Eileen Cooper will join over 400 women from all walks of… Read More
28 September 2016
Wildenstein Art-dealing Family Tax Evasion Case Back In Court
The trial of the Wildenstein art-dealing family for tax evasion is set to continue despite the presiding judge rejecting
27 September 2016
Introducing Crossroads Frieze Week’s New Curated Multicultural Art Fair
CROSSROADS is a new international art show, from the organisers of the highly regarded Pinta Art Fair. It encompasses special curatorial projects… Read More
26 September 2016
Bright Lights Big City: Lights of Soho Second Annual Exhibition Unveiled
Lights of Soho has announced its second annual open submission show, “Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that”.
26 September 2016
Turner Prize 2016: Sweet Chastity Plus Other Installations Go Head To Head
The Turner Prize exhibition was unveiled today at Tate Britain showcasing the work by the four artists shortlisted for this… Read More
26 September 2016
Drive Thru: Frieze Week Collateral CarPark Event Returns To Cavendish Square
Drive Thru is a multimedia art exhibition located in a central London underground car park during Frieze week. It brings… Read More
25 September 2016
British Artist David Shrigley From Grocery List To NY Monument
The newly installed sculpture, ‘MEMORIAL’ by British artist David Shrigley replicates an average grocery list onto a 17-foot slab of… Read More
25 September 2016
Royal Sculptor Frances Segelman Heads For Retrospective At The Tower
The gorgeously glamorous and talented artist Frances Segelman will be at the Tower of London as part of a major retrospective of her… Read More
24 September 2016
Temporary Export Ban Placed On Important Titian Drawing By Culture Minister
Matt Hancock the Culture Minister has placed a temporary export bar on a rare drawing by Titian to provide an opportunity to keep… Read More
24 September 2016
Banksy Love Plane Mural Partially Removed From Liverpool Carpark
An internationally known Banksy mural of a biplane located in a Liverpool car park has been removed by culture vandals… Read More
23 September 2016
Major Steve McQueen Video Installation Work Acquired By The Whitworth
An important video installation by the acclaimed British artist and Oscar-winning film director Steve McQueen has been acquired by The Whitworth… Read More
23 September 2016
Historic England Celebrates Queer history By Listing Six New LGBT Landmarks
To celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality in 1967, Historic England has designated Six “historic LGBT venues” as landmarks recognised for reflecting… Read More
23 September 2016
Hull City Of Culture: Rembrandt To Turner Prize Highlights Announced
The reopening of the Ferens Art Gallery following a £4.5 million facelift, the Turner Prize, an exhibition of Francis Bacon’s Screaming Popes, Spencer Tunick’s nudes, works by… Read More
22 September 2016
Museum of Everything Activates Two Brilliant New London Based Projects
The fabulous Museum of Everything is active in London again with two Frieze Week offerings. James Brett, one of the most… Read More
22 September 2016
Andrew Curtis Presents Paintings Of Suburban Dissonance At PayneShurvell
Andrew Curtis is presenting a new exhibition of his solo paintings at PayneShurvell 71 Blandford St, London W1. Curtis produces images of suburban dissonance… Read More
21 September 2016
Ai Weiwei First Major Italian Retrospective Unveiled
Italy’s first major retrospective dedicated to the Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei opens 23 September at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence. Curated by… Read More
21 September 2016
Stefan Kalmar To Succeed Gregor Muir As New ICA London Director
The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) London has appointed Stefan Kalmár as their new Director. He will take up his new role… Read More
20 September 2016
Untitled Miami Beach Announce Special Projects For Fifth Edition Fair
Untitled, Miami Beach have announced details of their special artist projects and collaborations for the 2016 edition, which will take place on South… Read More
20 September 2016
Tracey Emin and William Blake Not Such Strange Bedfellows Tate Liverpool
On entering the exhibition, it is slightly dark and there is a warm familiar and welcoming atmosphere if not slightly nostalgic…. Read More
20 September 2016
Hassan Sharif Grand Master of Emirati Contemporary Art Dies Aged 65
Hassan Sharif (1951 – 2016) was arguably the best known Emirati artist. He lived and worked in Dubai, United Arab Emirates after studying in London at Byam… Read More
19 September 2016
Brian Sewell Collection Out Of Touch With The Art Of His Time
There’s just time to see the collection of the late Brian Sewell, coming up for auction at Christie’s saleroom in London… Read More
19 September 2016