Phill Hopkins Residency at BasementArtsProject Liverpool – Preview
Phill Hopkins begins a residency 26 September at BasementArtsProject in Leeds. New work from this residency will then be included… Read More
25 September 2012
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Elmgreen And Dragset Contrast Rustic Barn With The Guggenheim
Review – Elmgreen & Dragset’s second solo exhibition, Harvest, at the Victoria Miro Gallery, opened last week with a unanimous… Read More
25 September 2012
Andy Warhol Joins The Queen’s Collection To Mark Jubilee
Four portraits of The Queen by the iconic American Pop artist Andy Warhol, have been purchased for the Royal Collection… Read More
24 September 2012
Breaking Ground At London’s New Design Museum
Yesterday marked an important event on the timeline of the Design Museum’s future plan. Sir Terence Conran, founder of the… Read More
24 September 2012
Cork Street Gallery District To Be Demolished By Developers
We reported back in June 2011 that rent rises and retail gentrification could displace the art galleries in London’s Cork… Read More
23 September 2012
Velvet Underground Lose Banana Copyright Case To Warhol Foundation
1960’s ‘Rock Band’ The Velvet Underground have lost their legal battle against the Andy Warhol Foundation over the use of… Read More
23 September 2012
Michael Stanley Modern Art Oxford Director Dead At 36
Michael Stanley, one of the most dynamic gallery directors in Britain has died age 36. In a statement on the… Read More
22 September 2012
Turner Masterpiece Sold For Pittance At Kent Golf Club Auction
Next week experts at the Dulwich Picture Gallery will decide if a painting, sold for a song, at a Kent… Read More
22 September 2012
Roy Lichtenstein Retrospective Will Knock The Spots Off Damien Hirst
Tate Modern will stage the most comprehensive exhibition ever devoted to the iconic Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, in Spring 2013…. Read More
21 September 2012
Dennis Hopper Photo Albums Exhibition Opens In Germany
An exhibition of more than four hundred period photographs taken by the Hollywood actor Dennis Hopper in the 1960s have… Read More
21 September 2012
Anti Pussy Riot Protesters Arrested For Blocking Art Exhibition
Several anti Pussy Riot protesters, dressed in Cossack uniforms, who refused to let the public into an exhibition of paintings… Read More
21 September 2012
Young Masters Exhibition And Art Prize 2012 Shortlist Announced
The much anticipated shortlist for Young Masters Art Prize 2012 has been announced by the organisers. Painting: Charles Moxon, Mia… Read More
20 September 2012
Disarm The Gallery Campaign Hits London’s National Gallery
A protest against The National Gallery’s acceptance of donations from the arms company Finmeccanica has sparked a day of action… Read More
20 September 2012
Bjarne Melgaard New ICA Exhibition A House To Die In
The New York based Norwegian artist Bjarne Melgaard’s first solo exhibition in the UK titled, A House to Die In… Read More
20 September 2012
Art Fund To Secure Nicolas Poussin Masterpiece For Nation
The public has shown major support for the joint appeal by the Fitzwilliam Museum and the Art Fund to secure… Read More
19 September 2012
Spring Contemporary Art Fair To Challenge Frieze London Dominance
Art13 London, the city’s latest global contemporary art fair is launching a brand new event in Spring 2013. The fair… Read More
19 September 2012
Bruno Munari My Futurist Past New London Exhibition
Bruno Munari was one of the most complex, creative and multi-faceted figures of twentieth-century Italian art. This exhibition traces his… Read More
19 September 2012
Man Ray Portrait Exhibition A National Portrait Gallery First
The national Portrait Gallery is mounting a major photographic exhibition,in February devoted to the portraits of the American Photographer Man… Read More
19 September 2012
Fraudulent Contemporary Art Finds A Buoyant Marketplace On Ebay
If the latest Andy Warhol that you’ve spotted on eBay looks too good to be true, it probably is. ‘There’s… Read More
19 September 2012
The Scream MoMa Exhibits Worlds Most Expensive Artwork
Edvard Munch’s The Scream is set to go on view for six months in a leading New York Museum. The… Read More
19 September 2012
Be Open Awards Short List London Design Festival Announced
An energy generating speed bump and a way of re-purposing junk are among nine shortlisted projects that go forward to… Read More
18 September 2012
Sarah Lucas Unveils Offenders Art At Southbank Centre
One of the largest ever exhibitions of art by UK prisoners opens at London’s Southbank Centre on Thursday 20th September… Read More
18 September 2012
David Roberts Art Foundation Set To Open In Camden
The David Roberts Art Foundation an independent, non-profit foundation and a registered charity founded in 2007 is about to open… Read More
18 September 2012
Runa Islam Syntax Materiality And Histories Of Visual Representation
White Cube Hoxton Square is mounting an exhibition by the artist Runa Islam. In her recent practice, she has explored… Read More
18 September 2012
Rain Rain Come My Way rAndom Rain Room – pReview
In London it rains, it rains a lot, and this is no surprise to anyone who lives in or has… Read More
18 September 2012
Phill Hopkins Fukushima Series A response To A Natural Disaster
Phill Hopkins is exhibiting 27 works from his growing ‘Fukushima Series’ for the first time, in the Exhibition ‘Finished-Unfinished’. The… Read More
17 September 2012
Damien Hirst Is Tate’s Six Million Pound Man
Tate Modern announced today that the Damien Hirst exhibition launched as part of the Cultural Olympiad has been one of… Read More
17 September 2012
Architecture Foundation Presents Akihisa Hirata First Solo Exhibition
Hot on the heels of his Venice Biennale debut and Golden Lion win, emerging Japanese will present his first ever… Read More
17 September 2012
Northern Art Prize Organisers Announce 2013 Shortlist
The organisers of the Northern Art Prize have announced the four artists shortlisted for the sixth Northern Art Prize. The… Read More
17 September 2012
Peace Plinths From Parliament Square Return For Gallery Exhibition
For the first time since their removal from Parliament Square the 2 ‘Peace Plinths’ will be re-united and unveiled as… Read More
17 September 2012
Korean And European Artists Unite In New London Exhibition
The Korean Cultural Centre UK is present ing a new exhibition titled ‘Twin Town’. The show is of new artwork… Read More
15 September 2012
Sarah Pickstone Wins Prestigious John Moores Painting Oscar
The 2012 John Moores painting prize has been won by the Manchester born artist Sarah Pickstone for her large, loosely… Read More
15 September 2012