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New Director of the National Gallery Named As Gabriele Finaldi

by News Desk | Mar 18, 2015 | News

The appointment of the new Director of London’s National Gallery was confirmed by Prime Minister David Cameron this morning. Dr Finaldi will take up his new position on 17 August 2015 taking over from the  Current Director, Dr Nicholas Penny who announced his...

Miya Ando’s Twin Towers Girder Sculpture Finally Gets Permanent London Home

by News Desk | Mar 18, 2015 | News

The American artist Miya Ando’s sculpture, fashioned from a World Trade Centre girder has been given a permanent home at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in East London. The structure which measures 28ft (8.5m) tall was given to the United Kingdom by the Port...
Whitechapel Gallery Presents First Solo Exhibition Of British Artist Peter Liversidge

Whitechapel Gallery Presents First Solo Exhibition Of British Artist Peter Liversidge

by News Desk | Mar 17, 2015 | News

Whitechapel Gallery presents ‘Notes on Protesting’, a new solo exhibition by British artist Peter Liversidge, inspired by ideas around demonstration and protest. The show is the result of a collaboration with groups of primary school children from east...

Helge Achenbach Found Guilty And Sentenced In Aldi Art Fraud

by News Desk | Mar 17, 2015 | News

A court has found German art adviser Helge Achenbach guilty of abuse of confidence – after the 62-year-old was accused of defrauding one of the country’s richest families of tens of millions in the sales of paintings and vintage cars, resulting in...

Grayson Perry Attracts Record Visitors At National Portrait Gallery Exhibition

by News Desk | Mar 17, 2015 | News

Artist Grayson Perry’s exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery has attracted record visitors. A quarter of a million people came to see new works in a free display. In total, 850,000 visitors to the National Portrait Gallery are thought to have seen at least one...
British Museum Remains Most Popular UK Visitor Attraction in 2014

British Museum Remains Most Popular UK Visitor Attraction in 2014

by News Desk | Mar 17, 2015 | News

The figures for the UK’s most popular visitor attractions have been announced for 2014, which saw an average increase of 6.5% on 2013 visitor numbers. Scottish attractions had the greatest increase of almost 10%, followed by London with an increase of 7.11%. The...
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