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Art Below Launches its Annual Summer Show Above And Below Ground
Art Below, now in it's 10th year, presents its 2016 annual Summer Show featuring a variety of work by a selection of emerging and established...
Sculpture in the City London Launches Sixth Annual Public Art Programme
Now in its sixth year, Sculpture in the City, the City of London’s annual public art programme, launches tomorrow with the first ever screening of...
Royal College Of Art 2016 Fine Art Degree Shows – Photo Feature
The Royal College of art Fine Art degree shows season opened In Battersea, on Friday with a strong representation of Sculpture, Painting,...
Brexit Turns A Cruel Spotlight On British Metropolitan Cultural Institutions
The Brexit vote has not come at a happy moment for the various Tate galleries. The new extension of Tate Modern, launched the moment before the vote...
Camberwell Degree Shows 2016 Florence Goodhand-Tait Reports From The Inside
After reviewing Camberwell’s final year exhibitions here on Artlyst for the past couple of years, I was very excited to be a part of my year’s...
Stanley Spencer: Largest Survey Exhibition In 15 years Opens At Hepworth Wakefield
The Hepworth Wakefield is presenting Stanley Spencer: Of Angels and Dirt – the first UK major survey exhibition in 15 years of work by one of...
Brexit Effect On UK Art Market Tested At Summer Fair Corridor
One thing the referendum has done is to throw into extremely sharp relief the cultural divide between the metropolis and most of the regions. London...
Komar and Melamid To Present Yalta 1945 Installation At Ben Uri Gallery
The Ben Uri Gallery will present a seminal, monumental installation by the Russian born artists Komar and Melamid this Autumn. The work from 1986-87...
The Arts Need Europe vs The Reality Of A Looming Brexit
The nation has spoken. We are now on a trajectory which will unravel all of the work laid down by successive governments since the time of...
Rare Theodore Gericault Painting Goes Under the Hammer In Denmark
An important painting by the French Romantic artist Théodore Géricault (Rouen 1791-Paris 1824) Study for "Medusas Flåde" (Louvre collection) is to...
Exaggerated Narratives and Performativity Feature In Luxembourg Dayan’s New Summer Show
“The constraints of melodrama can be a great blessing, because they demand that all the characters involved - as absurd and extreme as they may...
Why The Arts Industries In Britain Need Europe – Artlyst Votes Remain
I am not a Daily Mail reader nor do I read any of the Murdoch owned newspapers and yes this includes the Wall Street Journal and the Village Voice....