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Guy Wildenstein Trial To Take Five Month Hiatus Over Legal Technicality
The trial of Guy Wildenstein head of the New-York based art industry, Wildenstein and Company has been suspended on the third day of the hearing in...
Alex J Wood Explores Human Endeavour In First Solo Show
A first solo exhibition of the inventive works by Alex J Wood explores British eccentricity and obsessiveness, a significant area of his practice....
New Early Alberto Giacometti Exhibition Reveals Breakthrough Influences
“During those years I saw anew the bodies that attracted me in reality and the abstract forms that seemed true to me in sculpture, but I wanted to...
Early Francis Bacon Relationship Revealed In Newly Discovered Diary
A newly discovered diary found during research for a major biography of the painter Francis Bacon has uncovered new information about this...
George Frederic Watts Studio To Reopen To The Public After Renovations
George Frederic Watts studio in Compton, Surrey will open to the public, for the first time since major renovations, on 26 January. The studio...
Facebook Censors Danish MP’s Photograph Of Little Mermaid Sculpture
Copenhagen’s national symbol, the sculpture 'The Little Mermaid’ has been banned by Facebook for indecency. The Danish Social Democrat MP Mette...
Artist Roger Hilton Brought To Life In New Thought Provoking Play
Roger Hilton CBE, is the subject of Botallack O’Clock a thought-provoking probe into the artist's creative mind. In 1965, after representing Britain...
Andy Warhol Cultural Icon Celebrity and Provocateur New Ashmolean Exhibition Announced
An important private collection of works by Andy Warhol will be on show at the Ashmolean, Oxford, from February. In collaboration with the Hall Art...
Elizabeth Price Explores Ashmolean And Pitt Rivers Collection In New Video
Elizabeth Price, the Turner Prize and 2013 Contemporary Art Society Award winner has created a new work in response to the collections and...
Richard Prince And Larry Gagosian Sued In New Plagiarism Case
Donald Graham a professional photographer has sued the Gagosian Gallery, Larry Gagosian, and the artist Richard Prince. The case brought as a...
Critically Acclaimed Rain Room Closes In Shanghai Recording 200,000 Visitors
The Rain Room, a critically-acclaimed art installation by London-based Random International, has closed their doors in Shanghai...
Dedicated Gallery To House Government Art Collection Proposed
Original works of art created by some of the best known artists in the UK are hidden away and not on public display, says Michael Dugher MP...