Museum Of Everything Emigrates To Garage In Moscow
In August 2012, The Museum of Everything is checking its visas, packing a strong pair of incontinence pants and heading… Read More
25 July 2012
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Banksy Olympic Rogue Branding Murals Unveiled
As the London Olympics rapidly approach on Friday, I suppose it was only a matter of time before we started… Read More
24 July 2012
Louvre To Launch New Islamic Art Galleries In September
The Louvre is to launch its new Islamic Galleries on 22 September. The galleries will provide a permanent home for the Museum’s unrivalled Collection
24 July 2012
MAJOR CHINESE INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE ART EXHIBITION AT HAYWARD
The Hayward Gallery has announced a major new exhibition of contemporary art from China. Art of Change: New Directions from… Read More
24 July 2012
Major Anish Kapoor Exhibition Announced For October 2012
The Lisson Gallery is mounting a major exhibition of new works by Anish Kapoor in October 2012. It will be… Read More
24 July 2012
Frieze Projects East Opens For Cultural Olympiad
Frieze Projects East has opened a series of new public art projects commissioned by the London 2012 Festival and CREATE…. Read More
24 July 2012
Will Sophie Smallhornn Eclipse Ai Weiwei With Her Olympic Stadium Shell
The seven million pound fabric wrap for the olympic stadium, which was sponsored by the controversial Dow Chemical company is… Read More
24 July 2012
Shortlist Announced For Prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize 2012
The shortlist has been announced for the prestigious 2012 RIBA Stirling Prize. It features six exceptional and completely different buildings… Read More
24 July 2012
Christie’s Announces Final Summer Auctions and Autumn Line-Up
Christie’s is constantly reinventing itself. Given the fact that the art market has not suffered greatly from the financial crisis,… Read More
23 July 2012
Tino Sehgal Tate’s Unilever Series Live Commission Unveiled
“This commission for the London 2012 Festival delivers on our key values – brilliant art by a world leading artist… Read More
23 July 2012
Herbert Vogel Minimal Art Collector Dies In New York
The art collector Herbert Vogel, who compiled one of the world’s most important art collections with his wife, Dorothy, died yesterday age age 89.
23 July 2012
Amy Winehouse Death Anniversary Honoured In Camden
Hundreds of Amy Winehouse fans are expected to pour into Camden Town today (Monday 23 July) to mark the first… Read More
22 July 2012
Chelsea College of Art Bids Farewell To PG Dip
Chelsea College of Art and Design is getting rid of their Post-Graduate Diploma Fine Art course, and many are sad… Read More
22 July 2012
Guernica 75 Years of Impact for Picasso’s Greatest Painting
2012 marks the 75th anniversary of one of the most infamous moments of the Spanish Civil War and the European… Read More
22 July 2012
Contemporary And Modern Art Society’s New Golden Calf
In March 1987 Vincent Van Gogh’s Vase with Fifteen Sunflowers was sold for £24.75m and this sale seems in hindsight… Read More
22 July 2012
Stolen Henry Moore Bronze Sundial Recovered Three Arrested In Essex
A bronze sundial by the Modernist British sculptor Henry Moore has been recovered by detectives after a television appeal on… Read More
22 July 2012
Wim Wenders 3D Architecture Film For Venice Architecture Biennale
Following the success of 2011’s 3D film “Pina,” German filmmaker Wim Wenders announces his next project will be about Swiss… Read More
21 July 2012
Banksy’s East London Studio Photographed And Exposed
A photograph has been released of the interior of Banksy’s East London studio. It shows several examples of work in… Read More
21 July 2012
Kate Moss Mr Brainwash Mural Appears In Central London
As we all breathlessly await to see what Banksy has in store for us during the 2012 Olympics, Mr Brainwash… Read More
21 July 2012
ICA Art Drive Opens In Shoreditch Car Park
Who ever knew that in the last 37 years major artists like Andy Warhol, Jeff Koons and David Hockney were… Read More
21 July 2012
Authorities Reject Ai Weiwei Tax Evasion Appeal
The Chinese tax authorities have rejected the dissident artist Ai Weiwei tax evasion fine. Mr Ai was barred from attending… Read More
20 July 2012
Hans Stofer Tinkering With Paint And Other Stuff
ArtLyst Review By Jack Castle There is a story going around about a Chinese painter who was tasked by the… Read More
20 July 2012
Ecstatic Tracey Emin Carries The Torch For Margate
Tracey Emin may not have won the Turner Prize for her unmade bed, but she is a local hero in… Read More
20 July 2012
PAD London Moet Hennessy Design Prize Announced
“It is about making rather than manufacturing, uniqueness rather than availability.” – Nigel Coates The 6th edition of PAD London… Read More
20 July 2012
Kate Middleton Unveils New Portraits Of Boris Johnson And Anish Kapoor
One hundred historically important new portraits were unveiled this morning, by The Duchess of Cambridge, at the National Portrait Gallery, an institution where she became a patron back in January.
19 July 2012
Puerto Rico Comes To London In New Group Exhibition
ArtLyst Review By Sharon Strom We know London summers leave much to be desired weather-wise. Why else would Londoners flock… Read More
19 July 2012
Christie’s And Sotheby’s Report Record Half Year Figures
In the first half of 2012 leading auction houses Christie’s and Sotheby’s show conflicting views on the state of the… Read More
19 July 2012
Should London Host the Next World Fair
Germany has everything these days. They hold all the world’s hope to climb out of the financial crisis pit of… Read More
19 July 2012
Stolen Henri Matisse Recovered In Miami Hotel Room
A stolen painting by Henri Matisse, valued at over two million pounds has been recovered by the FBI after a… Read More
18 July 2012
Olympic Medalist Dame Kelly Holmes Portrait Unveiled At NPG
A portrait of Dame Kelly Holmes the double Olympic champion has gone on display at the National Portrait Gallery. The… Read More
18 July 2012
Gary Hume Flashback Exhibition Opens At Jerwood Gallery Hastings
The Jerwood Gallery has announced a major new exhibition of the work of Gary Hume. Flashback, is a monographic touring… Read More
18 July 2012
Walter Pichler Artist Architect Dies In Austria Age 76
The artist and architect Walter Pichler has died in Austria age 76. Pichler was born in 1936 in an area that escaped fighting during the war.
18 July 2012