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Tricia Gilman Explores The Mind’s Eye Journey In New Exhibition
Artist Tricia Gilman has been a name to be reckoned with for the past three decades. In her latest exhibition at The Cello Factory, near...
Brian Sewell Collection Reveals New Attributions During Cataloguing At Christie’s
Christie’s have made further discoveries and positive attributions while cataloguing the collection of the late Brian Sewell critic for the...
Anya Hindmarch To Guest-Curate Sotheby’s Contemporary Art Auction During Fashion Week
I think what really drives a great art collector is passion, you’ve got to love it and the impulse has got to be authentic. I know when I...
The HIX Award 2016 Shortlist Announced
The HIX Award is our most popular and my favourite show. Being an art lover and collector myself, the award gives me the opportunity to...
Marina Abramovic Issues Second Apology For Comparing Aboriginal People To Dinosaurs
Marina Abramović has issued another apology, for a passage in her new memoir, which is to be published in October which...
Picasso’s Obscure Play Desire Caught by the Tail Gets London Run
The Nunnery Gallery will host LUXE’s production of Picasso’s rarely produced play Desire Caught by the Tail in two exclusive outdoor...
Antarctic Biennale Hits An Iceberg As Advisor Defne Ayas Resigns
It’s been only a few days since the open call for artists was made public but the Antarctic Biennale is having some...
Peter Doig Wins Authenticity Lawsuit Judge Reveals Chicago Verdict
A federal judge in Chicago has given his verdict on artist Peter Doig’s lengthy trial. The case concerned the authenticity of a...
Zaha Hadid Solo Exhibition To Be Mounted At Serpentine In December
A solo exhibition of paintings, drawings and digital works by the late British/Iraqi Architect Zaha Hadid is to be mounted at London's Serpentine...
Karen Bradley Culture Secretary Plans To Increase Access To Arts and Culture
Karen Bradley the new Culture Secretary made her maiden speech last week, in Liverpool, setting out plans for a more inclusive approach to arts and...
Yves Klein: Tate Liverpool Mounts First UK Museum Solo In 20 Years
The UK’s first museum solo exhibition in more than 20 years of the French artist Yves Klein (1928-1962) will be presented...
Hague Trial: Fanatic Pleads Guilty To Destruction of Timbuktu Historic Monuments
Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi an Islamic fanatic has pleaded guilty to war crimes for his part in the destruction of historic monuments in the city of...
