Saatchi Gallery and Google+ Announce Six Finalists of the Motion Photography Prize
The Saatchi Gallery and Google+ have announced the six finalists for the Motion Photography Prize, the first global open entry… Read More
14 April 2014
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Gerhard Richter and Sigmar Polke Two Giants Of Painting New London Exhibition
One of the most interesting exhibitions this spring will be presented at Christie’s in London. Polke/Richter-Richter/Polke, celebrates two giants of… Read More
14 April 2014
James Franco Remakes Cindy Sherman In New York Stills Drama
Actor turned artist James Franco has unveiled his latest exhibition, New Film Stills at Pace New York. It follows a… Read More
14 April 2014
Ursula von Rydingsvard Unveils Major Exhibition At Yorkshire Sculpture Park
The American artist Ursula von Rydingsvard has unveiled a new exhibition at Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP). The exhibition, her first… Read More
13 April 2014
Zabludowicz Collection Presents Three Top Exhibitions Worth An Afternoon Visit
Zabludowicz Collection Presents Three Top Exhibitions Worth An Afternoon Visit
13 April 2014
Camden Arts Centre Presents New Exhibitions By Phillip Lai And Moyra Davey
The Camden Arts Centre is presenting two new exhibitions to kick off the Spring season. The first is by Phillip… Read More
13 April 2014
The Object Of Art Is The Focus Of New Beers Contemporary Exhibition
Four internationally based artists whose work evades any conventional reading of the object of art is the focus of a… Read More
12 April 2014
Andy Warhol: Anthony d’Offay Provenance Self-Portraits Go Under The Hammer
Sotheby’s New York will feature a unique group of Six late Self Portraits by Andy Warhol in their Evening Auction… Read More
12 April 2014
Jeff Koons Popeye Set To Make $25m At Auction In New York
Sotheby’s New York is offering Jeff Koons’s gleaming, seven-foot tall statue of the cartoon character and American pop culture icon Popeye.
11 April 2014
L-13 An Art Space Created For The Disruptive Betterment Of Culture
Light Industrial Workshop better know as L-13 is an art space created for the ‘Disruptive Betterment of Culture’. It is… Read More
11 April 2014
Sally Tallant Announces Liverpool Biennial 2014 Programme
The Liverpool Biennial’s Director, Sally Tallant has announced the programme of events for 2014. This year’s event will take place… Read More
10 April 2014
John Constable V&A To Mount Major Autumn Museum Exhibition
The V&A is to mount a major autumn exhibition that will re-examine the work of John Constable (1776-1837). Constable, one… Read More
10 April 2014
Gerry Judah Unveils WWI Remembrance Sculptures At St Paul’s Cathedral
Gerry Judah’s has unveiled his much anticipated twin sculptures in the nave of St Paul’s Cathedral. The work has been… Read More
10 April 2014
Farnborough Wind Tunnel Sound And Light Art Programme Announced
A six week artistic programme of sound and light installations for its inaugural exhibition at The Wind Tunnel Project, which… Read More
10 April 2014
Meet Sajid Javid MP Britain’s New Culture Secretary
Prime minister David Cameron has wasted no time in announcing the appointment of Sajid Javid MP as Culture Secretary. He… Read More
9 April 2014
Richard Serra Unveils Major Desert Sculpture In Western Qatar
The Qatar Museums Authority is has announced the unveiling of a major landscape commission, East-West/West-East, by American artist Richard Serra… Read More
9 April 2014
Culture Secretary Maria Miller Resigns After Back Bench Pressure
The culture Secretary Maria Miller has resigned. She said she is “devastated” that she has let her constituents down. Amid… Read More
9 April 2014
Damien Hirst Hires Ghostwriter To Pen Autobiography
For the sake of consistency, YBA Damien Hirst who has been heavily criticised for not making his own art work,… Read More
8 April 2014
The Artists Scrapbook Explored In New ICA London Exhibition
The ICA in London explores the medium of a scrapbook in a new exhibition. The scrapbook has been used as… Read More
8 April 2014
Art Collector Cornelius Gurlitt To Return Claimed Stolen Degenerate Masterpieces
Cornelius Gurlitt, the elderly son of a Nazi era art dealer has come to a co-operative agreement with German authorities to resolve
8 April 2014
Bridget Riley Unveils New Mural Art At St Mary’s Hospital London
The British artist Bridget Riley, best known for her colourful ‘OP Art’ paintings and prints has created a 56m-long mural… Read More
8 April 2014
Alan Davie RA Seminal Scottish Painter And Printmaker Dies Age 93
Alan Davie the seminal Scottish painter and printmaker has died aged 93. Born in Grangemouth, near Falkirk on 28 September 1920
7 April 2014
Mary Ellen Mark To Be Honoured At Sony World Photography Awards
The American photographer Mary Ellen Mark is this year’s recipient of the 2014 Sony World Photography Awards’ Outstanding Contribution to… Read More
7 April 2014
Will Culture Secretary Maria Miller Be Resigning This Week?
How do you solve a problem like Maria? The buzz in Parliament last week was not about David Cameron’s tax… Read More
7 April 2014
Leee Black Childers Chronicler Of Drag Queens And Punks Dies
Leee Black Childers, the photographer who captured a generation of New York underground culture, in the 1970s, has died in Los Angeles.
7 April 2014
Charles Esche Sao Paulo Biennial 31 Curator Receives Award In New York
Charles Esche, curator of the 31st Sao Paulo Biennial, which will take place from September 6 to December 7, 2014,… Read More
6 April 2014
Gustav Klimt Nazi Restitution And The Blockbuster Hollywood Film
A new film covering the subject of Nazi looted art is about to go into pre-production in Hollywood. This time… Read More
6 April 2014
Dennis Oppenheim: Systems of Information Rather Than Abstract Gestures
“I have never been able to be what they call a signature artist,” he said in one of his final… Read More
6 April 2014
Jasper Conran Curates The Private Photos Of Cecil Beaton At Wilton House
Wilton House will pay tribute to the life and work of the photographer, writer and Oscar-winning designer Cecil Beaton (1904-1980)… Read More
5 April 2014
Beyeler Foundation Curator Implicated In Knoedler Rothko Forgery Case
A highly regarded Swiss curator from the Beyeler Foundation in Basel, Switzerland has been implicated in the lawsuit and scandal… Read More
5 April 2014
George W Bush A President’s Personal Diplomacy With A Paint Brush
Former President George W. Bush is at it again, and by this I mean he is on a mission, proud… Read More
5 April 2014
Danceteria Nightclub Video Lounge Recreated In NYU Installation Exhibition
Thirty-Four Years after the pioneering creation of the Video Lounge, which merged art and video art with the punk club scene in New York
4 April 2014