Gallerist Nigel Greenwood Archive To Go On Display At Chelsea Space
In the early 1970s the number of galleries in London committed to showing international developments in contemporary art, and especially… Read More
4 May 2016
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Mona Hatoum Expansive Career Exhibited At Tate Modern
The first UK survey of the work of Mona Hatoum opens today at Tate Modern in London. Hatoum (born in… Read More
4 May 2016
La Biennale de Montréal Announces Participating Artists For 2016 Event
La Biennale de Montréal has announced the artists who will take part in its 2016 edition (BNLMTL 2016), on view… Read More
4 May 2016
Marisol Key New York Pop Artist Dies In Obscurity Aged 85
Marisol, the Venezuelan-American artist who created assemblages combining folk and Pop Art has died in Manhattan. She was 85.
3 May 2016
Martin Creed Sculpture Commissioned For Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 6
The Turner Prize winning artist Martin Creed is the subject of an exhibition featuring a new 25-foot-tall rotating ruby red… Read More
3 May 2016
Seminal Barbara Hepworth Sculptures To Be Offered At Sotheby’s
Two seminal Barbara Hepworth sculptures are to be offered in Sotheby’s forthcoming Modern & Post-War British Art Evening Auction on 13 June in… Read More
3 May 2016
Basil Blackshaw Northern Irish Painter Dies Aged 83
The Northern Ireland artist Basil Blackshaw has died aged 83. Blackshaw was regarded as one of the most signifiant painters of his period and one of the most important painters from Ireland.
3 May 2016
Yayoi Kusama Narcissus Garden Opens At Philip Johnson’s Glass House
Philip Johnson’s public space, The Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut, USA is presenting Yayoi Kusama: Narcissus Garden, a landscape installation that… Read More
2 May 2016
Frieze Week New York 2016 Artlyst Pull-Out Guide
Frieze New York launch their 2016 edition, on Randall’s Island Park, Manhattan this week from May 5-8 (4th VIP Opening). This… Read More
1 May 2016
Spruth Magers Presents Three Varied Solo Exhibitions For Berlin Gallery Weekend
Spruth Magers is presenting three artist solo shows as part of their programme for Berlin Gallery Weekend. Artlyst attended the… Read More
30 April 2016
Art Fund’s Museum Of The Year 2016 Shortlist Announced
The five museums shortlisted for the Art Fund’s Museum of the Year 2016 prize has been announced. The annual prize is awarded… Read More
30 April 2016
Sally Tallant Announces UK’s Largest Contemporary Art Festival Liverpool Biennial 2016
Sally Tallant, Director of Liverpool Biennial has announced the programme for the Liverpool Biennial 2016. The largest contemporary art festival in… Read More
30 April 2016
Berlin Gallery Weekend 2016 Kicks Off Big-Time
Berlin Gallery Weekend, kicked off last night in the German capital, with 54 participating galleries in the official program as well… Read More
29 April 2016
Lego Apologises To Ai Weiwei For Cancelling Art Installation Order
Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen the billionaire Maker of Lego has publicly admitted that their reluctance to sell their toys to dissident… Read More
29 April 2016
Harland Miller Unveils His First Solo Exhibition At Blain Southern Berlin
Blain/Southern is presenting their first solo exhibition of Harland Miller’s work at their Berlin gallery. The show opens today as part… Read More
29 April 2016
Martin Creed Solo Show For Hauser & Wirth’s New Somerset Gallery
‘You find yourself here in this world with feelings and thoughts. It’s difficult to accept what you find you do…. Read More
28 April 2016
Instagram’s Democratisation of Photography Is An Art-form Unto itself
From those as successful as Ai Weiwei, to children newly born, it seems that everyone has an Instagram account. That’s… Read More
28 April 2016
Blue Plaque Proposed To Mark Artist Yves Klein’s London Residency
A Blue Plaque proposal has been submitted to English Heritage to honour the French artist Yves Klein (1928-62) who lived in the Cromwell Road, in… Read More
28 April 2016
Leonardo da Vinci Gay Mona Lisa Theory Has Zero Credibility Whatever
Have you ever dwelled on something that initially appears full of complex meaning, and gone around and around on it until it appears to have absolutely zero
27 April 2016
Anish Kapoor Railroaded By Boris Johnson Into Adding Slide To Olympic Sculpture
Sir Anish Kapoor, The Turner Prize winning artist, has disclosed his anxiety over the collaborative project, which juxtaposes the world’s longest slide,… Read More
27 April 2016
Punk Historian Mark Perry In Conversation At ICA London
The ICA London presents Mark Perry in conversation with designer, artist and punk historian, Toby Mott, discussing punk publications and Sniffin’ Glue,… Read More
26 April 2016
Jackson Pollock Mural Exhibited In Malaga Ahead Of RA Blockbuster
A two metre high by six metres long (242.9 x 603.9 cm), Mural by the American Abstract Expressionist artist Jackson… Read More
26 April 2016
Pablo Bronstein Unveils Historical Dances in an Antique Setting at Tate Britain
The internationally renowned artist Pablo Bronstein has unveiled Historical Dances in an Antique Setting at Tate Britain. This is a continuous live performance by… Read More
26 April 2016
Cory Arcangel Exhibition Explores The Temporal Nature Of Web-based Culture
Cory Arcangel’s second solo show at Lisson Gallery London explores the technological obsession and obsolescence which underlies all the works… Read More
25 April 2016
Brian Eno Lightbox Works Explore Light And Time Manipulation
The British artist, musician and composer Brian Eno has annnounced a new exhibition of lightbox works (Brian Eno: Light Music, Paul Stolper, London,… Read More
25 April 2016
Prestigious John Moores Painting Prize 2016 Artists Announced
First held in 1957, the John Moores Painting Prize is the UK’s best-known painting competition and is named after Sir… Read More
25 April 2016
Film And Music Mogul David Geffen Donates $100m To MoMa
The Los Angeles-based film and music mogul David Geffen has donated a staggering $100 million to The Museum of Modern Art for… Read More
24 April 2016
Desire Feuerle Opens Berlin Museum Designed By British Architect John Pawson
A new private Berlin museum designed by the British architect John Pawson will be the setting for the highly regarded… Read More
24 April 2016
Damien Hirst Back In Gagosian’s Life After Four Year Hiatus
YBA Damien Hirst and super-dealer Larry Gagosian have settled their differences after a four year hiatus The worlds largest gallery chain… Read More
24 April 2016
London’s Yi Dai To Exhibit At House of Egorn Berlin During Gallery Weekend
The first solo exhibition by London based Chinese artist Yi Dai will open at House of Egorn in Berlin on… Read More
23 April 2016
Mr Turner And The New £20 Bank Of England Note
The National Gallery has announced that the highly regarded J.M.W Turner art work from its collection, ‘The Fighting Temeraire tugged to her last… Read More
23 April 2016
Lucian Freud Self Portrait Given To The Nation Via Tax Lieu scheme
‘The way you paint yourself you’ve got to try and paint yourself as another person. Looking in the mirror is… Read More
23 April 2016