Jean Nouvel Triptyques Exhibition To Be Mounted At Gagosian London
Jean Nouvel will present Triptyques, his latest designs for a series of limited-edition mirrors at Gagosian London. Like many of… Read More
4 April 2014
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Spencer Finch Explores Margate’s Coastal Light In New Turner Contemporary Exhibition
American Artist Spencer Finch’s first solo exhibition in an English public gallery in over 5 years brings together new and… Read More
4 April 2014
Artlyst London Launches Sister Website In Sao Paulo Brazil
Artlyst London is proud to announce the launch of our new sister website Artlyst Brazil. With the help and partnership… Read More
4 April 2014
Masterpieces From The Estate of Canadian Collector Edgar M. Bronfman To Be Auctioned
Christie’s Auctioneers has announced the sale of Property from the Estate of Edgar M. Bronfman, the distinguished businessman, philanthropist, and… Read More
3 April 2014
Live Art By 14 Celebrated Artists Presented During Art Basel
Curators Klaus Biesenbach, Director of MoMA PS1, Chief Curator at Large at The Museum of Modern Art, and Hans Ulrich… Read More
3 April 2014
Gauguin And Bonnard Stolen From Regents Park Home In 1970 Recovered
Twenty five million pounds worth of stolen London art by Paul Gauguin and Pierre Bonnard has been recovered, after hanging… Read More
3 April 2014
Silent British Film Masterpiece By George Pearson Rediscovered In Holland
The rediscovery of a lost masterpiece of British silent cinema, George Pearson’s Love, Life and Laughter(1923), starring Betty Balfour, Britain’s… Read More
2 April 2014
Piet Mondrian’s Unique Relationship With Colour Explored In New Turner Contemporary Exhibition
A new exhibition at the Turner Contemporary explores Mondrian (1872-1944) and Colour. The survey is the first to explore practice,… Read More
2 April 2014
Otto Dix: The Trenches And Beyond New De La Warr Pavilion Exhibition
Remembering World War One’s centenary, which began with the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand on June 28 1914, The De La… Read More
2 April 2014
Performance Artist To Live Inside Bear Carcass For 13 Days
The French performance artist Abraham Pointcheval has announced that he will be locked in a bear carcass for 13 days… Read More
2 April 2014
Top International Artists Feature In Stockholm’s Art Of Not Making Exhibition
The Art of Not Making is the title of an acclaimed book published last year by artist/author Michael Petry, who asks; “What does a work of Art
2 April 2014
Global Artists Explore War And Conflict In New London Exhibition
A powerful group of works comprise the Contemporary Art Society’s latest thought-provoking display, CONFLICT: Art and War. The display presents… Read More
2 April 2014
Zabludowicz Collection Announces Second Part Of 2014 Invites Programme
The Zabludowicz Collection has just announce the second part of the 2014 Invites programme. Two distinctive artists and an art… Read More
1 April 2014
Anselm Kiefer Wrestles The Darkness Of German History In New Retrospective
The first major UK retrospective of the highly acclaimed German artist Anselm Kiefer’s is coming to the Royal Academy in… Read More
1 April 2014
Is Clayton Pettet’s Art School Stole My Virginity Just A Hype?
The Artist Clayton Pettet is no stranger to controversy, last Autumn he announced his project, ‘Art School Stole My Virginity’,… Read More
31 March 2014
Michael Craig Martin and ENO Win Dulux Let’s Colour Awards
Following critical acclaim for its stunning production of Madam Butterfly, English National Opera has joined artist, painter and Royal Academy… Read More
31 March 2014
National Museums Invite Young People To Remember The Great War
The National Portrait Gallery along with four other major museums is to showcase their creative and personal responses to the… Read More
31 March 2014
British Art Show 8 Announces Curators For 2015 Touring Exhibition
Hayward Touring has announced the appointment of Anna Colin and Lydia Yee as the curators for British Art Show 8,… Read More
31 March 2014
Phyllida Barlow Unveils Ambitious Dock 2014 Commission At Tate Britain
Tate Britain has unveiled sculptor Phyllida Barlow’s dock 2014, her largest and most ambitious work ever . The installation has… Read More
31 March 2014
All Eyes On Germany For Art Cologne And Berlin Gallery Week
On the every spinning international carousel which we call the art industry all eyes are about to turn to Berlin… Read More
30 March 2014
Grayson Perry Presented Prestigious Critics’ Circle Award For His Reith Lectures
The annual award for services to the arts will was presented to Grayson Perry at a ceremony on Friday (28… Read More
30 March 2014
Whitechapel Gallery And ENO Collaborate With Matthew Barney In New Exhibition
The Whitechapel Gallery and English National Opera collaborate for the first time on a ground-breaking presentation of the work of… Read More
29 March 2014
Tate Britain Caught Up In Nazi Restitution Case Over Looted Hungarian Constable
Tate Britain is to return a painting by Constable, which was looted from a Hungarian collector by the Nazis, during… Read More
29 March 2014
Edmund de Waal Unveils New Atmosphere Installation At Turner Contemporary
De Waal, who grew up close to Margate in Canterbury is best known for his large installations of porcelain vessels… Read More
28 March 2014
SP-Arte 2014: Gallery Highlights For Its 10th Edition Announced
SP-Arte has announced stand highlights for its 10th edition. As Latin America’s leading art fair, SP-Arte will feature 136 galleries… Read More
28 March 2014
Richard Young: Photographer And Social Documenter Unveiled At London’s Playboy Club
A new exhibition at London’s Playboy club of the photographer and social documenter Richard Young will be unveiled on 6th… Read More
28 March 2014
Pulse NY Director Helen Toomer Emphasises A Curated Fair With Focused Booths
PULSE Contemporary Art Fair 2014 which runs simultaneously with the Frieze New York art fair has unveiled its list of… Read More
27 March 2014
Confiscated Gurlitt Collection Of Nazi Era Art Revealed To BBC
The confiscated collection of Nazi era art belonging Cornelius Gurlitt has gone on display to selected media in Germany.
27 March 2014
Tino Sehgal: Turner Prize Nominee Exhibits In Brazil For The First Time
Tino Sehgal, the Turner Prize nominated artist will show his work for the first time in Brazil. Sehgal’s seminal work… Read More
27 March 2014
British Museum And Tate Top List Of Worlds Most Popular Institutions
Figures released in an annual survey have placed the British Museum as the second most popular gallery in the world…. Read More
27 March 2014
Gerry Judah Installation Commemorates Great War Centenary At St Paul’s Cathedral
A major new memorial installation of two original sculptures by internationally acclaimed artist, Gerry Judah (b.1951), will be erected as… Read More
26 March 2014
Syaiful Garibaldi: Visualising Overlooked Workings Of Nature On A Large Scale
A new exhibition at Pearl Lam Galleries in Singapore features the work of the budding Indonesian artist Syaiful Aulia Garibaldi…. Read More
26 March 2014