Fiorucci Art Trust Site-Specific Experiences To Feature At Serpentine Galleries
An exciting new series of immersive performances that will add to the Serpentine’s growing programme of experimental live events, are set for… Read More
6 February 2016
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Blink And You’ve Missed It: Modern Art Oxford Presents Kaleidoscope Exhibitions
Kaleidoscope, a year long programme of unfolding exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford in 2016 presents ‘The Indivisible’ the first exhibition during a year of… Read More
6 February 2016
Philippe Parreno Announced As 2016 Hyundai Commission At Tate Modern Turbine Hall
Philippe Parreno will undertake this year’s Hyundai Commission for the Turbine Hall, at Tate ~Modern opening on 4 October 2016…. Read More
5 February 2016
Dame Zaha Hadid Awarded RIBA Royal Gold Medal For Architecture
Dame Zaha Hadid has been awarded the Royal Gold Medal for architecture from the Royal Institute of British Architects in… Read More
5 February 2016
Andy Warhol At The Ashmolean: Norman Rosenthal Discusses The Late Pop Art Great
Artlyst has attended the new Norman Rosenthal-curated exhibition of works by Andy Warhol from the very personal Hall Collection, on… Read More
4 February 2016
Sotheby’s And Christie’s Impressionist And Modern Results Winter 2016 Sustains Growth
Sotheby’s and Christie’s have both held their winter Impressionist and Modern sales this week reaffirming that the art market is… Read More
4 February 2016
Richard Wright To Create Ceiling Artwork In Queen’s House
The Turner Prize winning Scottish artist Richard Wright will create his most ambitious and complex project in the Queen’s House, Greenwich…. Read More
4 February 2016
TEFAF Maastricht Moves In On The New York Art Market
TEFAF fairs, considered to be the leading art and antiques fairs in the world, will launch an unprecedented showcase in… Read More
4 February 2016
Emma Hart Wins The Sixth Max Mara Art Prize For Women
Emma Hart has won the sixth Max Mara Art Prize for Women at a ceremony at the Whitechapel Gallery, London, on 3 February… Read More
3 February 2016
Ai Weiwei Creates Artwork Using 14,000 Migrant Lifejackets From Lesbos
The Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei has begun work on a new art project in Germany. The piece will incorporate 14,000 life jackets… Read More
3 February 2016
Rizvan Rahman: Ex-con Exhibits Fleshy Figurative Works in London Exhibition
Creating Figurative Works some where between Jenny Saville and Lucian Freud, Rizvan Rahman has been building up an impressive body of paintings… Read More
3 February 2016
Art Basel’s 47th Edition Announces Gallery And Events Line Up
Art Basel has announced its gallery list for the 47th edition of the show in Basel, Switzerland, taking place from… Read More
2 February 2016
Francis Bacon’s Relationship With Monaco and French Culture Explored In New Exhibition
A major new exhibition, exploring Francis Bacon, Monaco and French Culture,opens at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco from 2 July – 4 September 2016,… Read More
2 February 2016
Hieronymus Bosch Panel Discovered In Kansas City Museum Storeroom
A newly discovered painting by Hieronymus Bosch which dates from around 1500–10 has been attributed to the master after being discovered in… Read More
2 February 2016
Conservationists Tell Damien Hirst Swimming Pools And Art Don’t Mix
The Turner Prize winning Artist Damien Hirst has applied for further planning permission to build a mega basement under his Grade I… Read More
2 February 2016
Liverpool Biennial Announces Development Programme To Further Northern Artist’s Careers
The Liverpool Biennial, in partnership with New York based Independent Curators International (ICI) and Cactus Gallery, have announced a major new initiative,… Read More
1 February 2016
Stolen Camille Claudel Bronze Bust of Lover Auguste Rodin Recovered
A rare bronze bust of Auguste Rodin by his lover the sculptor Camille Claudel has been recovered in a brocante shop… Read More
1 February 2016
Stolen Picasso Portrait Of Dora Maar Recovered In Turkey
A stolen painting attributed to the Spanish master Pablo Picasso has been recovered in Turkey by local police. The undercover operation… Read More
31 January 2016
Barry Flanagan: Early Works Re-Evaluated In New Exhibition
A new exhibition of early works by the renowned late British sculptor Barry Flanagan is to be presented at Waddington… Read More
31 January 2016
John Bratby Exhibition Sheds Light On Kitchen Sink Painter Via Crowd Sourcing
John Bratby was a prolific painter, writer and something of an enfant terrible on the British art scene during the… Read More
30 January 2016
ICA London Celebrates 70 Years Of Cutting Edge Excellence
The 70th Anniversary of the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA London) is celebrated to the day today. Edouard Léon Théodore Mesens, Roland… Read More
30 January 2016
Arnaldo Pomodoro Exhibition Is The First For London In 50 Years
Tornabuoni Art is to present the first exhibition of Italian sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro to take place in London in over… Read More
29 January 2016
What You Can’t See: Aglae Bassens And Eric Oglander Revue Gallery
What You Can’t See is a joint show exhibiting the work of two artists. One is Aglaé Bassens, a painter whose works have… Read More
29 January 2016
Poppy Sculptures: First World War Centenary Installations Go National
The UK’s official arts programme for the First World War centenary, is inviting expressions of interest from locations across the country… Read More
29 January 2016
New Allen Jones Exhibition Announced by Michael Werner Gallery
A new exhibition of the artist Allen Jones: Maîtresse is set to open at Michael Werner Gallery, London. The exhibition brings together for… Read More
28 January 2016
Wieland Payer To Display New Work At House Of St Barnabas
New work by Wieland Payer created especially for The Drawing Room will go on display at the House of St… Read More
28 January 2016
Ai Weiwei Shuts Danish Exhibition To Protest New Asylum Seekers Laws
Ai Weiwei, the Chinese dissident artist has shut down an exhibition in Denmark in protest of plans by the Danish Government to… Read More
28 January 2016
Blain|Southern London To Host Conversation Between Michael Joo And Tim Marlow
Radiohalo is a major solo exhibition of new artworks by acclaimed New York-based artist Michael Joo. A conceptual artist who… Read More
27 January 2016
Christie’s Auction House Reports 5% Fall In Annual Sales
Christie’s International has reported a five percent fall in their annual sales with prospects of economic uncertainty slowing down demand in… Read More
27 January 2016
Contemporary Art from China To Be Shown At Qatar Museums
A new exhibition examining the issue of creativity—a topic rarely touched upon in the multitude of exhibitions on Chinese contemporary art is… Read More
26 January 2016
Knightsbridge Banksy Criticises Refugee Treatment In Calais Jungle Camp
A new Banksy has appeared in Knightsbridge opposite the French Embassy. The artwork criticises the use of teargas and heavy handed tactics… Read More
25 January 2016
America in Revolt: The Art Of Protest New Exhibition Focuses On Vietnam War Era
America in Revolt: The Art Of Protest is a new London exhibition of original posters and artwork created by students and… Read More
25 January 2016