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New Early Alberto Giacometti Exhibition Reveals Breakthrough Influences

New Early Alberto Giacometti Exhibition Reveals Breakthrough Influences

by News Desk | Jan 6, 2016 | News

“During those years I saw anew the bodies that attracted me in reality and the abstract forms that seemed true to me in sculpture, but I wanted to make one without loosing the other.” –  Alberto Giacometti, 1947 Alberto Giacometti: In His Own Words (Sculptures...
Early Francis Bacon Relationship Revealed In Newly Discovered Diary

Early Francis Bacon Relationship Revealed In Newly Discovered Diary

by News Desk | Jan 6, 2016 | News

A newly discovered diary found during research for a major biography of the painter Francis Bacon has uncovered new information about this important artist’s early career as a designer and furniture maker. Little was known about Its author, Eric Allden, other than...
George Frederic Watts Studio To Reopen To The Public After Renovations

George Frederic Watts Studio To Reopen To The Public After Renovations

by News Desk | Jan 5, 2016 | News

George Frederic Watts studio in Compton, Surrey will open to the public, for the first time since major renovations, on 26 January.  The studio was of the home and workplace to the celebrated Victorian artist, and his wife, the sculptor, designer and potter Mary...

Facebook Censors Danish MP’s Photograph Of Little Mermaid Sculpture

by News Desk | Jan 5, 2016 | News

Copenhagen’s national symbol, the sculpture ‘The Little Mermaid’ has been banned by Facebook for indecency. The Danish Social Democrat MP Mette Gjerskov has accused Mark Zuckerberg’s social network of blocking out the image she uploaded to her blog. The...

Artist Roger Hilton Brought To Life In New Thought Provoking Play

by News Desk | Jan 5, 2016 | News

Roger Hilton CBE, is the subject of Botallack O’Clock a thought-provoking probe into the artist’s creative mind. In 1965, after representing Britain at the Venice Biennale, Hilton moved to the Cornish coastal village of Botallack, where his working routine began...
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