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Francis Bacon’s Relationship With Monaco and French Culture Explored In New Exhibition
A major new exhibition, exploring Francis Bacon, Monaco and French Culture,opens at the Grimaldi Forum Monaco from 2 July – 4...
Hieronymus Bosch Panel Discovered In Kansas City Museum Storeroom
A newly discovered painting by Hieronymus Bosch which dates from around 1500–10 has been attributed to the master after being...
Conservationists Tell Damien Hirst Swimming Pools And Art Don’t Mix
The Turner Prize winning Artist Damien Hirst has applied for further planning permission to build a mega basement under his Grade I listed...
Liverpool Biennial Announces Development Programme To Further Northern Artist’s Careers
The Liverpool Biennial, in partnership with New York based Independent Curators International (ICI) and Cactus Gallery, have announced a...
Stolen Camille Claudel Bronze Bust of Lover Auguste Rodin Recovered
A rare bronze bust of Auguste Rodin by his lover the sculptor Camille Claudel has been recovered in a brocante shop near the city of Lyon in...
Stolen Picasso Portrait Of Dora Maar Recovered In Turkey
A stolen painting attributed to the Spanish master Pablo Picasso has been recovered in Turkey by local police. The undercover operation in...
Barry Flanagan: Early Works Re-Evaluated In New Exhibition
A new exhibition of early works by the renowned late British sculptor Barry Flanagan is to be presented at Waddington Custot Galleries. Animal,...
John Bratby Exhibition Sheds Light On Kitchen Sink Painter Via Crowd Sourcing
John Bratby was a prolific painter, writer and something of an enfant terrible on the British art scene during the Fifties and Sixties. Born in...
ICA London Celebrates 70 Years Of Cutting Edge Excellence
The 70th Anniversary of the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA London) is celebrated to the day today. Edouard...
Arnaldo Pomodoro Exhibition Is The First For London In 50 Years
Tornabuoni Art is to present the first exhibition of Italian sculptor Arnaldo Pomodoro to take place in London in over 50 years. From the...
What You Can’t See: Aglae Bassens And Eric Oglander Revue Gallery
What You Can’t See is a joint show exhibiting the work of two artists. One is Aglaé Bassens, a painter whose works have...
Poppy Sculptures: First World War Centenary Installations Go National
The UK’s official arts programme for the First World War centenary, is inviting expressions of interest from locations across the country...