Joe Tilson Explores The Stones of Venice In New London Exhibition
New works by the British Pop Art Joe Tilson is presented in an exhibition of his work at Marlborough Fine Art, London. The Stones of… Read More
2 March 2016
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Georgia O’Keeffe London Retrospective To Exhibit Most Expensive Work By Woman Artist
The highly anticipated Georgia O’Keeffe retrospective opening at Tate Modern this summer is set to include the recently auctioned flower painting, Jimson Weed,… Read More
2 March 2016
Photo Feature: Philipp Goldbach Explores Analogue Communication At Annely Juda
Annely Juda Fine Art is currently presenting an exhibition of work by German artist Philipp Goldbach. For this exhibition, the… Read More
1 March 2016
Women and Nature Explored In New Southbank International Women’s Day Exhibition
The Women of the World Festival at the Southbank Centre will mark International Women’s Day on 8 March 2016 with Layers, a new exhibition… Read More
1 March 2016
Claude Parent Prominent 1960s & 1970s French Avant-garde Architect Dies
The architect Claude Parent, a prominent figure of the 1960s & 1970s French avant-garde has died age 93.
1 March 2016
Gang Found Guilty Of £57m Chinese Art Thefts From English Museums
A gang who stole mainly Chinese antiques valued at £57m ($79m) which included Chinese jade and African rhino horn from museums… Read More
1 March 2016
Jeremy Deller Undresses Iggy Pop For Rock ’n Roll Life Drawing Class
A life drawing class conceived by the Turner Prize winning British artist Jeremy Deller and organised by the Brooklyn Museum has… Read More
29 February 2016
Roger Hiorns To Present Comprehensive Survey At Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery
The Ikon and Birmingham-born artist Roger Hiorns will present a comprehensive survey of his work 7 December 2016 until 5 March… Read More
29 February 2016
Tim Sayer Bequest to The Hepworth Wakefield Unveiled In April
A new exhibition celebrating the Tim Sayer Bequest to the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield, goes on display on 30 April. It… Read More
29 February 2016
Joan Jonas Presented With Third Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon Award
The American artist Joan Jonas has been presented with the third Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon award at a gala dinner at Christ Church… Read More
28 February 2016
Conrad Shawcross Unveils Paradigm A Massive Steel Sculpture In Kings Cross
Conrad Shawcross, the youngest living Royal Academician has unveiled his long awaited 14-metre-tall, 26-tonne sculpture in Kings Cross London. The… Read More
27 February 2016
Yoko Ono Hospitalised In New York With Severe Flu-like Symptoms
Yoko Ono, the Conceptual artist and widow of Beatle John Lennon has been hospitalised in New York after being admitted with… Read More
27 February 2016
1960s Revolutionary Attitudes And Impact Explored In New V&A Exhibition
A new V&A exhibition sets out to explore the era-defining significance and impact of the late 1960s upon life today…. Read More
26 February 2016
Serpentine Unveils Designs For Expanded 2016 Architecture Programme
The Serpentine has unveiled the designs for its expanded Architecture Programme for 2016: the 16th annual Pavilion designed by Bjarke Ingels Group… Read More
25 February 2016
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey Places Temporary Export Ban On Giacometti Sculpture
A sculpture by Alberto Giacometti, one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century is at risk of being exported from… Read More
25 February 2016
Art UK Launches Website Providing Online Access To public Art Collections
Art UK an ambitious vision to create universal online access to the UK’s public art collection has launched a new website. This is… Read More
25 February 2016
Katie Lips Explores Technology Startup Culture In New Shoreditch Exhibition
Surprised But Not Delighted is a pop-up exhibition by Katie Lips a contemporary artist working with digital and mixed media. It explores technology startup… Read More
24 February 2016
Camille Pissarro Nazi Restitution Case Settled By University of Oklahoma Museum
The University of Oklahoma have agreed terms and settled a lawsuit over ownership of a painting by Camille Pissarro stolen from a… Read More
24 February 2016
Sony World Photography Awards 2016 Shortlist Announced
A record-breaking 230,103 images were entered into the Professional, Open and Youth competitions from 186 countries for the 2016 Sony World… Read More
24 February 2016
Magical Surfaces: The Uncanny in Contemporary Photography New Parasol Unit Exhibition
The Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art is to present Magical Surfaces: The Uncanny in Contemporary Photography, an exhibition that explores… Read More
24 February 2016
Marina Abramovic Institute To Partner With NEON On Major Collaboration
NEON is partnering with the Marina Abramović Institute (MAI) for the first time, on a major collaboration of Performance and Immaterial Art… Read More
23 February 2016
Free Range 2016 Announce Season of Fresh Creative Works
Over five weeks, thousands of students will exhibit their work across six disciplines: art, design, illustration, photography, architecture and interior design. The creative hub of… Read More
23 February 2016
Sexuality in Islam Explored In New Quilliam Foundation Sponsored Exhibition
Ten international artists who examine issues surrounding the diversity of sexuality in Islam through themes of memory, sensuality and identity… Read More
23 February 2016
Celebrating Charlotte Bronte At 200 In New National Portrait Gallery Exhibition
The National Portrait Gallery in London is presenting a major new display of personal items, original manuscripts and works of art to… Read More
22 February 2016
Collecting Collectors: TEFAF Maastricht Announces Feature Exhibition For 2016 Fair
The exhibition Collecting Collectors will take place in the TEFAF Paper section and will offer visitors a small but choice… Read More
22 February 2016
His Biggest Splash: David Hockney Tate Retrospective Announced For 2017
Tate Britain is to mount the most extensive retrospective of the work of David Hockney, in February 2017. Mt Hockney is regarded… Read More
22 February 2016
Brothels And Prostitution In French Art Explored In New Exhibition
The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is presenting a groundbreaking exhibition organised in collaboration with Musée d’Orsay about the visual presentation of prostitution in… Read More
21 February 2016
Pyotr Pavlensky Banned From Competition For Russia’s Top Art Prize
The Russian performance artist Pyotr Pavlensky best known for nailing his scrotum to Red Square and sewing up his lips,… Read More
21 February 2016
Edward Snowden Bronze Bust Exhibited At Brooklyn Museum Agitprop Exhibition
A bronze coloured bust by the artists Jeff Greenspan and Andrew Tider of the whistleblower Edward Snowden, has been unveiled at the… Read More
20 February 2016
New Broadway Gallery For Letchworth Launches With Richard Smith Exhibition
The opening of the Broadway Gallery, a new gallery for Letchworth that will host a varying public exhibition programme of contemporary… Read More
20 February 2016
US Actor Shia LaBeouf Occupies Oxford Lift In Latest Art Performance
The American actor and sometime visual artist Shia LaBeouf has been occupying a lift in Oxford as part of an… Read More
19 February 2016
Artist Elizabeth Peyton In Appropriation Row With Sex Pistols’ Photographer
The well known ‘Rock’ photographer Dennis Morris has accused artist Elizabeth Peyton of copyright infringement. The case centres around a painting removed from… Read More
19 February 2016