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Picasso Bass Beer Painting Worth £10m Confiscated By Italian Police

by News Desk | Mar 28, 2015 | News

The ownership of an Analytic cubist painting depicting a violin with a bottle of Bass beer dating from 1912, by the Spanish born French artist Pablo Picasso, is in dispute, by the Italian police, after a framer explained that he was gifted the euro 15m/£10m...

Doug Aitken Station to Station Project To Take Over The Barbican In June

by News Desk | Mar 27, 2015 | News

This summer Doug Aitken’s project Station to Station: A 30 Day Happening, takes over the Barbican from Saturday 27 June with more than 100 free events over 30 days, with special ticketed events every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This ‘living exhibition’ will include...

Made in Britain Auction At Sotheby’s Creates Ten New World Records

by News Desk | Mar 27, 2015 | News

Sotheby’s Made in Britain sale, a dedicated auction celebrating the diversity of British art from 1900 to today has created ten new records for British Artists. . Over 30,000 people attended the viewing with strong prices achieved in both the day and evening...
Grayson Perry Appointed As  Royal Academy Trustee of the British Museum

Grayson Perry Appointed As Royal Academy Trustee of the British Museum

by News Desk | Mar 27, 2015 | News

The Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry CBE RA has been appointed as the Royal Academy’s nomination to the British Museum Board of Trustees. Grayson will replace outgoing Trustee, sculptor Sir Antony Gormley who is stepping down on 1 April 2015, as his term of...

New Diana Thater Installation Opens At Hauser & Wirth London

by News Desk | Mar 27, 2015 | News

Hauser & Wirth London presents ‘Life is a Time-Based Medium’, a new video installation by Diana Thater. The work comprises footage from the Hindu pilgrimage site, the Galtaji Temple, near Jaipur in India. Thater projects images of the 18th-century...

Ai Weiwei And Joan Baez Given Amnesty International’s Ambassador Of Conscience Award

by News Desk | Mar 27, 2015 | News

The top 2015 human rights award from Amnesty International – the non-governmental and non-profit organisation focused on human rights – has been given to both Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei and American folk singer, Joan Baez. Both Ai and Baez were...
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