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Cecilia Vicuña Whitechapel Gallery A Quiet Defiance – Sue Hubbard

Cecilia Vicuña Whitechapel Gallery A Quiet Defiance – Sue Hubbard

by News Desk | Oct 14, 2026 | Reviews, Trending

Living Threads is the first major UK exhibition of Cecilia Vicuña, born in 1948 in Chile, and one of Latin America’s most influential feminist figures, melding poetry and the visual arts. Vicuña was intervening in landscapes and disrupting cityscapes as a cryptic form...
Barbara Hepworth Sculpture With Lee Miller Connection Expected to Fetch £8m

Barbara Hepworth Sculpture With Lee Miller Connection Expected to Fetch £8m

by News Desk | Oct 13, 2026 | Art market news, Trending

    Christie’s has chosen a 1946 Barbara Hepworth to lead its Modern British and Irish Art Evening Sale in London on 21 October. Sculpture with Colour (Eos) carries an estimate of £5m to £8m, a range that puts it among the more expensive Hepworths to...
Stolen Renoir Paintings Returned Five Arrested In France

Stolen Renoir Paintings Returned Five Arrested In France

by News Desk | Oct 9, 2026 | News, Trending

  At least five people have been arrested in France in connection with the theft of two Renoir paintings last month, according to local media. The two suspected burglars are reported to be among them. Nice-Matin, which broke the story, puts the number at six, and...
Van Gogh Museum And Dutch Ministry Agree Over Renovation Costs

Van Gogh Museum And Dutch Ministry Agree Over Renovation Costs

by News Desk | Oct 8, 2026 | News, Trending

  The Van Gogh Museum and the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science have ended their dispute over who pays to fix the museum’s building. A mediation process concluded this week with a settlement agreement that funds the renovation, and the open...
The 90s Tate Britain One Man’s Vision Of A Decade – Miranda Carroll

The 90s Tate Britain One Man’s Vision Of A Decade – Miranda Carroll

by News Desk | Oct 8, 2026 | Reviews, Trending

It starts and ends with footwear. In the first room is Sarah Lucas’s 1-123-123-12-12 (1992), a pair of Dr Martens boots with razor blade-filled toecaps placed on a plinth, versus the velvet slipper midair in Yinka Shonibare’s The Swing (after Fragonard) (2001) in the...
Informa Swallows Up NY’s Independent and UK’s Clarion Events

Informa Swallows Up NY’s Independent and UK’s Clarion Events

by News Desk | Oct 8, 2026 | Art market news, Trending

  Informa, the London-based events and publishing group, has acquired Clarion Events in a £2.24 billion deal. They will also add New York’s Independent art fairs to their expanding portfolio. The financial terms of Informa’s acquisition of the...
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