British Artist Tim Etchells’ New Exhibition Opens At Vitrine Gallery
Vitrine Gallery presents a solo exhibition of British artist and writer Tim Etchells, comprising a large series of new text… Read More
20 March 2015
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Gerry Judah: New Exhibition Engages With Pressing Geopolitical Issues of Conflict
Fragile Lands bring together a stunning collection of Gerry Judah’s highly acclaimed three- dimensional paintings with the newly created sculptural… Read More
20 March 2015
Richard Long Presented Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon By Edmund de Waal
The Turner Prize winning British artist Richard Long was awarded the Whitechapel Gallery Art Icon Award, at a gala dinner… Read More
20 March 2015
Marvin Gaye Chetwynd Unveils Soft-play Sculpture At Leisure Centre
Marvin Gaye Chetwynd, the Turner Prize nominated artist, has unveiled her latest project, ‘The Idol’, an artistic children’s leisure installation… Read More
19 March 2015
Jack Smith Rarely Seen Abstract Portraits To Be Exhibited At NPG
A selection of rarely seen abstract paintings by the important British artist Jack Smith has gone on show at the… Read More
19 March 2015
Cui Ruzhuo Is The Most Expensive Living Chinese Artist At Auction
Cui Ruzhuo, the Beijing-born ink painter has toppled last year’s most expensive artist, oil painter Fan Zeng, from the top… Read More
19 March 2015
Samuel Goldwyn Art Collection Goes Under The Hammer At Sotheby’s
Modern art masterpieces from The Samuel Goldwyn family Collection will go under the hammer at Sotheby’s, in a series of… Read More
19 March 2015
Extensive Francis Bacon Exhibition To Open At Sainsbury Centre For Visual Arts
Francis Bacon and the Masters is a groundbreaking exhibition bringing together over twenty-five major works by Francis Bacon with old… Read More
19 March 2015
Gunmen Open Fire At Crowd Waiting To Enter Popular Tunisian Museum
Twenty foreign tourists including one Britain and two police officers were killed when gunmen opened fire at a crowd waiting… Read More
18 March 2015
Selective Memories Opens At The Griffin Gallery London
The exhibition ‘Selective Memories’ brings together a collection of talented students and graduates from l’École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de… Read More
18 March 2015
Iconic Banksy Mural Goes Under The hammer In Paris
An important early Banksy mural painted in 1998 goes under the hammer in June at Digard Auctions in Paris. Silent… Read More
18 March 2015
Gavin Turk’s New Work Opens At Somerset House
A new work by the artist Gavin Turk has opened at Somerset House in London. This cold cathode artwork, displays… Read More
18 March 2015
New Director of the National Gallery Named As Gabriele Finaldi
The appointment of the new Director of London’s National Gallery was confirmed by Prime Minister David Cameron this morning. Dr… Read More
18 March 2015
Miya Ando’s Twin Towers Girder Sculpture Finally Gets Permanent London Home
The American artist Miya Ando’s sculpture, fashioned from a World Trade Centre girder has been given a permanent home at… Read More
18 March 2015
Whitechapel Gallery Presents First Solo Exhibition Of British Artist Peter Liversidge
Whitechapel Gallery presents ‘Notes on Protesting’, a new solo exhibition by British artist Peter Liversidge, inspired by ideas around demonstration… Read More
17 March 2015
Helge Achenbach Found Guilty And Sentenced In Aldi Art Fraud
A court has found German art adviser Helge Achenbach guilty of abuse of confidence – after the 62-year-old was accused… Read More
17 March 2015
Grayson Perry Attracts Record Visitors At National Portrait Gallery Exhibition
Artist Grayson Perry’s exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery has attracted record visitors. A quarter of a million people came… Read More
17 March 2015
British Museum Remains Most Popular UK Visitor Attraction in 2014
The figures for the UK’s most popular visitor attractions have been announced for 2014, which saw an average increase of… Read More
17 March 2015
Staggeringly Over-Priced Modigliani And Leonardo Da Vinci Works Behind Yves Bouvier Case
The Swiss businessman Yves Bouvier, the head of art storage, shipping, and servicing company Natural Le Coultre, as well as… Read More
16 March 2015
Sotheby’s Appoints Tad Smith as President And CEO Ending Speculation
After a rocky year with investors, a near coup d’état, and lower than expected profits Sotheby’s has announced Tad Smith… Read More
16 March 2015
National Gallery Mounts Solo Exhibition Devoted To Picture Frames
The National Gallery is challenging the way we see paintings by focusing on the picture frames that the works of… Read More
16 March 2015
Sotheby’s Rembrandt To Warhol, London Print & Multiples Sale For 17 March
From Rembrandt to Warhol, is a veritable roll call of leading artists taking the stage at Sotheby’s London sale of… Read More
16 March 2015
British artist John Stezaker Exhibits New Work At The Approach London
The Approach is currently presenting an exhibition of new silkscreens by British artist John Stezaker. Best known for his collage… Read More
16 March 2015
Michael Graves Innovative Postmodernist Architect Dies Aged 80
Michael Graves the post war architect and industrial designer best known for his bold references to classical architecture and a wide use of geometry
15 March 2015
TEFAF Art Market Report Reveals Contemporary Art Domination In 2015
The 2015 TEFAF art market report has been released reporting a staggering €51 Billion £36b world wide market. Growth especially… Read More
14 March 2015
Fire Rips Through Battersea Arts Centre, 80 Firefighters Battle Flames
Bystanders watched in disbelief as a large fire ripped through the Battersea Arts Centre this afternoon. The blaze began at… Read More
13 March 2015
Jens Wolf, First UK Solo Exhibition At Ronchini Gallery
Ronchini Gallery presents the first UK solo exhibition of works by Berlin-based artist Jens Wolf. The artist’s geometric paintings on… Read More
13 March 2015
Alexander McQueen Savage Queuety Opens To The British Public
The highly anticipated Alexander McQueen exhibition ‘Savage Beauty’ will finally be opening its doors to the public this weekend after… Read More
13 March 2015
Leading Photographers Go On Display At Westminster Underground Station
Works by some of the world’s leading photographers – including Sam Taylor Johnson OBE, Nick Knight OBE, Sir Cecil Beaton,… Read More
13 March 2015
Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Artist As Activist, Awards $400,000 To Recipients
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation has announced the six recipients of fellowships from inaugural Artist as Activist program. The two-year grants… Read More
12 March 2015
Gavin Turk Welcomes Duchess of Cambridge To Turner Contemporary Selfie Exhibition
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge was welcomed to Turner Contemporary yesterday on a visit which saw her introduced… Read More
12 March 2015
Richard Diebenkorn: A First Hand Recollection By British Artist Colin Smith
You will almost certainly recognise the names – Ginsberg, Kerouac, Ferlingetti, Burroughs, Corso, but there is a fair chance you… Read More
12 March 2015