Lambeth Artists Open Their Doors To The Public
On the first weekend of October artists and crafts people across the borough of Lambeth will be opening their studio,… Read More
7 September 2012
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Alex Hartley Nowhereisland Ends 2,500 Mile Voyage This Weekend
Alex Hartley’s Nowhereisland, which formed part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad this summer comes to a close, as the… Read More
7 September 2012
Sculptor Barry Flanagan Features At Chatsworth House Sotheby’s Exhibition
This years Chatsworth House exhibition mounted by auctioneer’s Sotheby’s will feature several works by the iconic British sculptor Barry Flanagan…. Read More
7 September 2012
Tony Cragg App Launched By Cass Sculpture Foundation
A new App has been launched by the Cass Sculpture Foundation to coincide with the opening of ‘Tony Cragg at… Read More
7 September 2012
Peckham Space Presents Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen Film
343 Perspectives by Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen is a film that investigates themes of isolation and community from the multiple… Read More
6 September 2012
TAYLOR WESSING PORTRAIT PRIZE 2012 Shortlist Announced At NPG
The National Portrait Gallery have announced the shortlist for the 2012 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait prize. The four photographers that… Read More
6 September 2012
Bjarne Melgaard Schizophrenia Architecture And Other Dark Subjects ICA London
The ICA is presenting a major solo exhibition of Bjarne Melgaard to coincide with London’s Frieze Art Fair, in October…. Read More
6 September 2012
Bob And Roberta Smith Banners Bedeck Margate High Street
Dilemmas for Margate: Should I Stay or Should I Go? New banners have appeared in Margate designed to animate the… Read More
6 September 2012
Tapping Into The Autumn 2012 Auction Pipeline – ArtLyst Preview
The art market has continued to grow at rates far above other investment sectors. This has created a lucrative return… Read More
6 September 2012
Museum Attendance Plummets During The Olympic Period
It’s a cliche to conclude that people who are passionate about sport are just not interested in Art, but this… Read More
6 September 2012
Andy Warhol Foundation Strikes Exclusive Partnership Deal With Christie’s
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and Christie’s have struck a partnership deal for all future sales of… Read More
6 September 2012
Richard Hamilton New National Gallery Exhibition For October
A highly personal exhibition by Richard Hamilton, one of Britain’s most influential artists is scheduled for October at London’s National… Read More
5 September 2012
Kate Middleton Mario Testino Photos Featured In Boston Exhibition
An exhibition titled, British Royal Portraits by Mario Testino, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is set to open… Read More
5 September 2012
Big Brother Man Peter Bazalgette Appointed Arts Council Chairman
They waste no time. The TV executive responsible for popularising reality TV in Britain has been appointed chairman of Arts… Read More
5 September 2012
George Harrison Iconic Black Leather Jacket Goes Under The Hammer
A black leather jacket worn by the Beatles guitarist, George Harrison during numerous early 1960s Beatles appearances, will be one… Read More
5 September 2012
New Culture Secretary Maria Miller Has No Arts Experience
Maria Miller, the 48-year-old MP for Basingstoke, has been appointed as the new Culture Secretary, taking over at the DCMS… Read More
4 September 2012
David Bowie Is New Exhibition Officially Announced By V & A
The V&A have announced the dates for the highly anticipated ‘David Bowie Is’ exhibition set to open in March 2013…. Read More
4 September 2012
Top Contemporary British Artists Donate Works To Cancer Auction
Sixty acclaimed artists will join up with De’Longhi at the Royal College of Art in Kensington to raise money for… Read More
4 September 2012
Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2012 Goes To John Stezaker
John Stezaker the UK photographer born in 1949 has been awarded the prestigious 2012 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize at a… Read More
3 September 2012
Kai Schiemenz Casper Mueller Kneer Islands of Swarm
Architectures aren’t containers for human needs – but needs and humanities are being generated by architecture. Buildings aren’t neutral boxes… Read More
3 September 2012
Amsterdam Rijksmuseum To Open After 10 Year Renovation Project
The long anticipated grand opening of Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum will take place on Saturday 13 April 2013, with the public opening… Read More
3 September 2012
Noemie Goudal Explores Relationships Humanity Develops With Secluded Landscapes
Edel Assanti is mounting Haven Her Body Was, a solo exhibition of Noémie Goudal’s latest series. Noémie Goudal’s Haven Her… Read More
3 September 2012
David Hockney’s A Bigger Splash Trace Of An Action
David Hockney’s iconic painting “A Bigger Splash” will undertake analysis uncovering the dynamic relationship between performance and painting from 1950… Read More
3 September 2012
New Contemporary Art From Chile 33 Degrees South At EB & Flow
As the international art world is increasingly looking to South America for inspiration, 33 Degrees South: Contemporary Art from Chile… Read More
3 September 2012
Will Tate Modern Accept Protesters Guerrilla Sculpture
Tate Modern is considering accepting a sculpture/performance piece installed in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall by over 100 members of the… Read More
2 September 2012
Andy Warhol Pop Goes The Campbell’s Soup Can
What goes around comes around!!! Campbell’s have issued (Today, 2 September) a limited edition of repackaged condensed Tomato soup cans… Read More
2 September 2012
Henry Moore Sculpture Removed From Birthplace Civic Centre
A sculpture by Castleford’s best known artist has been removed from its plinth after more than 30 years in situ… Read More
2 September 2012
Pussy Riot Takes A Bite From The Big Apple
This is for all the girls (and guys) in balaclavas. Stop practicing air guitar in your bedrooms with your mates… Read More
1 September 2012
Tim Noble Sue Webster Nihilistic Optimistic New London Exhibition
Blain|Southern will present Nihilistic Optimistic, Tim Noble & Sue Webster’s first major solo exhibition in London since 2006, during Frieze… Read More
1 September 2012
Hadrian’s Wall Becomes Massive Digital Installation Artwork
A row of multicoloured illuminated balloons have lit up the 73 mile (117km) length of Hadrian’s Wall as part of… Read More
1 September 2012
City & Guilds MA Fine Art Show 2012 Opens New Term
Between 13 – 16 September 2012 City & Guilds of London Art School proudly presents its 2012 MA Fine Art… Read More
31 August 2012
Turner Prize Nominee Luke Fowler ICA Artist In Residence
The ICA’s most recent artist in residence, 2012 Turner Prize nominee Luke Fowler, presents his project Notes within Vibrations (Spatial… Read More
31 August 2012