Sculptor Anish Kapoor To Use Blackest Black Ever
Acclaimed sculptor Anish Kapoor, renowned for the use of colour and pigments in his production of his sculpture, is embracing… Read More
24 September 2014
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Contemporary Art Smashes $2 Billion Mark Creating New World Auction Record
Jeff Koons’s monumental sculpture Balloon Dog (Orange) has set a new world auction record for a living artist. The iconic… Read More
24 September 2014
Seoul’s Gallery Seomi Owner Arrested By Authorities
Some say that the artworld is the most unregulated industry next to that of the illegal drugs trade. The controversial… Read More
24 September 2014
Christie’s Multiplied Launches For Frieze Week
MULTIPLIED is the UK’s only art fair dedicated to contemporary prints and editions. The fair is in its The fifth… Read More
23 September 2014
Jeff Koons Is Going Back To School
Controversial American artist Jeff Koons is going back to school. An elementary school in Sunnyside, Queens, New York, is now… Read More
23 September 2014
Ai Weiwei Is Filling Alcatraz With A LEGO Showcase
There is something resolutely apposite about Chinese activist-artist Ai Weiwei exhibiting in the derelict Alcatraz island prison, considering the artist’s… Read More
23 September 2014
Jackson Pollock’s West Village Apartment Could Be Yours
Have you ever liked the idea of owning a little piece of art history? – spending time where the Abstract… Read More
22 September 2014
Campaigners Ask Local Support To Keep Cheltenham Banksy Spy Booth
Campaigners in Cheltenham are asking for the community’s support in trying to keep Banksy’s Spy Booth mural – despite its… Read More
22 September 2014
The Getty Foundation Keeps It Modern With Architecture Grant
“Keeping It Modern,” is The Getty Foundation’s new initiative; which seeks to sustain important examples of modern architectural heritage by… Read More
22 September 2014
Richard Prince ‘Steals’ Celebrity Instagrams for Gagosian Sale
In an artworld that has recently seen explicit images of Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence [almost] heading to a gallery near… Read More
21 September 2014
Octogenarian Artist Rose Wylie Wins John Moores Painting Prize 2014
The John Moores Painting Prize – one of the UK’s most prestigious painting awards – has been awarded to artist… Read More
21 September 2014
Tracey Emin And Mat Collishaw Take Over Lanvin, London – For One Night Only
Saturday 20th September British Artists Tracey Emin and Mat Collishaw Take Over Lanvin, London for Nuit Blanche Video. For one… Read More
20 September 2014
Wallace Collection Great Gallery Reopened After A Five Million Refurbishment
Having been closed for the past 2 years; The Wallace Collection’s Great Gallery has reopened after a £5m refurbishment. The… Read More
20 September 2014
Bloomberg New Contemporaries Opens At Liverpool Biennial
The Bloomberg New Contemporaries has been an integral part of Liverpool Biennial since 1999. This year 55 artists join the… Read More
19 September 2014
David Hockney Faxed Art For Charity Auction
Great British artist David Hockney’s work ‘DH at the Beach’ – which was faxed by the artist from California to… Read More
19 September 2014
Turner Prize Nominee Angela Bulloch Exhibits With Rolls-Royce
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has announced that a new installation by Turner Prize nominee and renowned artist Angela Bulloch entitled ‘Cipher… Read More
19 September 2014
MIMA Celebrates Twenty-First Anniversary Of Tate St Ives With New Show
Tate St Ives in collaboration with mima present major works by artists Barbara Hepworth, Peter Lanyon and Patrick Heron will… Read More
19 September 2014
The London Art Book Fair At Whitechapel Gallery
Whitechapel Galley is presenting a book fair that reportedly presents the best in international contemporary art publishing. The viewer can… Read More
18 September 2014
The Horrors Of Hiroshima – Art Show Goes On Display
Artworks by survivors of the 1945 atomic bomb in Hiroshima are to be displayed outside Japan for the very first… Read More
18 September 2014
Scottish Independence And The Future Of British Art
People in Scotland have begun voting on independence today. If Scotland votes yes to their independence from the United Kingdom… Read More
18 September 2014
HS Projects Transforms Victoria
HS Projects is transforming an empty office building into a large exhibition space, the new venue will be spread across… Read More
18 September 2014
Book Donations For Glasgow School Of Art Library After Fire
The blaze at the prestigious school, which happened in June, caused extensive damage to the famous Mackintosh building and destroyed… Read More
17 September 2014
Men Charged In Russian Avant-Garde Art Forgery Case
Detectives from the German Federal Criminal Police seized a trove of forged paintings; complete with forged provenance documents and receipts,… Read More
17 September 2014
Macmillan And De’Longhi Join Forces With Artists For Charity Auction
De’Longhi, and Macmillan Cancer Support will join forces with artists, to display a collection of contemporary artworks in a week-long… Read More
16 September 2014
Sotheby’s To Auction Most Iconic Works By Georgia O’Keeffe
Sotheby’s in New York will offer one of the most iconic works by artist Georgia O’Keeffe ever to appear at… Read More
16 September 2014
For The Love Of God – Art Graduate Lands Job With Damien Hirst
Graduate Sorcha Williams who studied a B-Tec in art and design at the further education college in Aberystwyth between 2004… Read More
16 September 2014
Frieze Alternative Returns To London 2014
‘The Other Art Fair’, the artist-led fair, is in its seventh edition this October. Returning to East London’s Old Truman… Read More
16 September 2014
Vivienne Westwood Commission Unveiled At National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery has unveiled its latest commissioned portrait – a photograph of Dame Vivienne Westwood in her garden… Read More
16 September 2014
Matisse Is The Most Successful Exhibition In History Of The Tate
Tate has announced that Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs has received 562,622 visitors. This makes the prestigious exhibition the most popular… Read More
16 September 2014
Tongues Are Wagging, As Miley Cyrus Unveils Her First Sculpture Exhibition
In some respects it was always inevitable; Miley Cyrus, is poised, tongue wagging, to attempt to ‘break in’ – to… Read More
15 September 2014
Magnum Photos And De La Warr Pavilion Commission For Brighton Photo Biennial 2014
The iconic photography agency Magnum has, for the first time in its history, opened its highly prestigious print archive to… Read More
15 September 2014
London Commuters Turn Art Viewers For David Lachapelle’s Public Photography Project.
Ten images from David Lachapelle’s ‘Refineries and Gas’ series have suddenly appeared on the top of bus stops in Central… Read More
15 September 2014