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Stanza Creates Imagery From Real Time London Transport Data In New York Exhibition

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2013 | News

The current interest in mapping and the prevalence of investigating data as culture has inspired the UK artist Stanzato create his latest artwork Syncronicity. Synchronicity manipulates the real time transport data to re-interpret the city fabric as an organic pattern...
British Museum Mounts Exhibition of Sexually Explicit Japanese Shunga Art

British Museum Mounts Exhibition of Sexually Explicit Japanese Shunga Art

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2013 | News

Thousands of ‘spring pictures’ or shunga, art were produced in Japan between 1600-1900. Now the British Museum has compiled a comprehensive exhibition of this sexually explicit work. It is the first of its kind in the UK to examine the often tender, funny, beautiful...
Amar Kanwar: Major New Exhibition At The Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Amar Kanwar: Major New Exhibition At The Yorkshire Sculpture Park

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2013 | News

The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is presenting the first major UK exhibition of new work by the internationally acclaimed Indian artist Amar Kanwar. The exhibition, in YSP’s Underground Gallery, centres on The Sovereign Forest (2012–), which explores the impact of mining...
Museums Swap Permanent Staff For A Culture Of Interns And Volunteers

Museums Swap Permanent Staff For A Culture Of Interns And Volunteers

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2013 | News

It has been reported by the Museums Association that a third of museums and galleries in the UK have cut staff in the last year. Almost half of the institutions have admitted, in the survey, that they have increased their numbers of interns and volunteers to...
Smashed Piano From 1960s Performance Art On View At Tate Britain

Smashed Piano From 1960s Performance Art On View At Tate Britain

by News Desk | Sep 30, 2013 | News

Tate Britain is exhibiting a smashed up piano which was used in the ‘Destruction In Art Symposium’ (DIAS) in 1966. It is one of the only surviving examples of sculpture from the pioneering season of events, which included performances by the late John...
Tate Given Generous £150k Fund For Frieze Outset Purchases

Tate Given Generous £150k Fund For Frieze Outset Purchases

by News Desk | Sep 30, 2013 | News

Tate will announce details of the works which have been acquired at this year’s Frieze Art Fair through the Outset/Frieze Art Fair Fund to benefit the Tate Collection at a special event at Tate Britain on Thursday 17 October 2013. The Fund enables Tate to buy...
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