Newcastle Culture Investment Fund Set Up After Budget Cuts
Arts groups in the north of England are celebrating after it was revealed that they will share £1.4m from a… Read More
4 October 2014
Archives: News
Wedgwood Collection To Stay In Staffordshire After Appeal Success
One of the worlds most important industrial archive, the Wedgwood Collection has been saved for the nation after a public… Read More
3 October 2014
Jeff Koons Sculpture Opens The Bidding War At Christie’s and Sotheby’s
Two major sculptures by the American artist Jeff Koons will go under the hammer at Christie’s and Sotheby’s this Autumn…. Read More
3 October 2014
Andrea Hamilton Captures Tidal Resonance and Luminous Icescapes In New Exhibition
A new exhibition titled ‘Water Works’ features two bodies of work on the notion of ‘water’. The projects Tidal Resonance… Read More
2 October 2014
ICADF Launch 2014 Art And Design Fair Initiated by Candid Arts Trust
During the month of October and running for four weeks, the ICADF (Islington Contemporary Art and Design Fair) is an… Read More
2 October 2014
Banksy Mural Removed By Clacton Council After Racism complaint
A Banksy stencil painting has been removed by Clacton Council after a complaint of racism. The mural which showed a… Read More
2 October 2014
Guy Wildenstein Ordered To Pay €20m Over Tax Avoidance Allegations
The Court of Appeal in Versailles has ordered the elusive international art dealer Guy Wildenstein, to pay a €20 million… Read More
2 October 2014
The Brueghel Dynasty in Conversation with Contemporary Art Explored
A new exhibition will open at Christie’s Mayfair 11 October 2014. The Bad Shepherd is a major exhibition exploring the… Read More
1 October 2014
London Gay Art Festival GFEST 2014 Visual Art Programme Announced
London’s LGBT cross-art annual event GFEST 2014 will showcase new visual and performance art works and films from Monday the… Read More
1 October 2014
Imelda Marcos Masterpieces Seized By Authorities In The Philippines
Masterpieces belonging to the former first lady of the Philippines Imelda Marcos have been seized by government authorities, who claim… Read More
1 October 2014
New Banksy Art Buff Mural Adds Street Cred To Folkestone Triennial
A new Banksy has appeared on a wall in Kent, in time for the Folkestone Triennial, which was launched last… Read More
30 September 2014
Art Basel Miami Unveils Nine Solo Shows And Four Thematic Presentations
Art Basel’s new sector, Survey, will launch in Miami Beach this December with a strong selection of thirteen art-historical projects,… Read More
30 September 2014
Mark Leckey Explores Vulgar Materials In New Brussels Exhibition
A new exhibition of work by the Turner Prize winning artist Mark Leckey, ‘Lending Enchantment to Vulgar Materials’ has opened… Read More
30 September 2014
John Singer Sargent Blockbuster For National Portrait Gallery This February
The National Portrait Gallery will stage a major exhibition in 2015 of works by one of the world’s most celebrated… Read More
30 September 2014
Andy Warhol 1964 NY World’s Fair Scandal Explored In New Exhibition
The Andy Warhol Museum has mounted an exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of the Warhol scandal at the 1964 NY… Read More
29 September 2014
Leicester Opens German Expressionism Collection To Public After Major Revamp
LEICESTER’S New Walk Museum and Art Gallery is celebrating the completion of a major project that aims to open up… Read More
29 September 2014
Turner Prize Exhibition Special Preview Highlights The Best Of British Art
The Turner Prize exhibition which was founded in 1984, now in its 30th year, opens on 30th September and Artlyst… Read More
29 September 2014
Andy Warhol Foundation And Absolut Celebrate 30 Years Of Art
The Andy Warhol Foundation and Absolut are celebrating the brand’s first artistic collaboration with Warhol in 1986 that became the… Read More
28 September 2014
Richard Stone’s New Work Evokes Literary And Art Historical References
In his new exhibition Gleam, Richard Stone has created shrouded bronze and marble sculptures which explore a history that is… Read More
28 September 2014
Vincent Van Gogh Still Life Could Realise £50m At Sotheby’s Auction
A stunning still-life painting by the Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh could realise £50m when it goes under the hammer… Read More
27 September 2014
Homotopia Announces Events Line Up For 2014 Liverpool Festival
Having secured Homotopia’s future for another 3 years, with renewed Arts Council support, the event, this year presents a 2014… Read More
27 September 2014
London’s National Gallery Launches First Membership Programme
The National Gallery in London is introducing Membership, for the first time in its 190 year history. Due to huge… Read More
27 September 2014
Frieze Sculpture Park Announced For 2014 London Fair
The Frieze Sculpture Park which was announced on 17 September will again include works from both Frieze London and Frieze… Read More
26 September 2014
Lord Snowdon Photographs Go On Display At National Portrait Gallery
An important display of portraits by Antony Charles Robert Armstrong-Jones AKA Lord Snowdon from the 1950s to the 1990s has… Read More
26 September 2014
Tino Sehgal Takes Over The Roman Agora Athens For Peripatetic Philosophical Conversation
A new work by the Turner Prize nominated artist Tino Sehgal, in and around the Roman Agora in Athens will… Read More
26 September 2014
Frieze Founders Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover Step Down
A major shakeup at Frieze has been announced today. Victoria Siddall has been appointed as Director of Frieze London and… Read More
25 September 2014
Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Transforms With Inaugural 20th Century Photography Exhibition
After ten years of renovation, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the national museum of Dutch culture and history, reopened in April… Read More
25 September 2014
Hermaphroditus: Divine Androgyny Awakens At The Groucho Club
The Captured Hermaphroditus is a project created by the sculptor Frances Segelman and the emerging artist XXXora, which will take… Read More
25 September 2014
Banksy Barcode Leopard Uncovered After Going Missing Four Years Ago
An important early stencil work by the Bristol born artist Banksy depicting a leopard breaking out of a barcode has… Read More
25 September 2014
LAPADA Opens London’s Autumn Art And Antiques Season With Glittering Fair
The 2014 LAPADA Art & Antiques Fair opened last night with a glittering preview event hosted by the association’s President… Read More
24 September 2014
Tina Jenkins Wins 2014 Threadneedle Prize
Artist Tina Jenkins has won the 2014 Threadneedle Prize for her work ‘Bed Head’, a mixed media work, currently on… Read More
24 September 2014
Barbican Installation Closed After Racism Accusation
Brett Bailey’s controversial Exhibit B forces the audience to engage with stories of exploitation, say the supporters of the artwork… Read More
24 September 2014