David Hockney New Perspective Works At Annely Juda – Sneak Preview
A new exhibition of paintings and photography by David Hockney is set to open at Annely Juda Fine Art in May. The… Read More
19 April 2015
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Art Week Stockholm Featuring A New Location For Art Supermarket
This years Stockholm Art Week started off with two of the biggest auction houses in the area, having openings for… Read More
18 April 2015
Fiona Tan To Open Dual Installations With Frith Street Gallery London
Frith Street Gallery presents an exhibition of two major installations by Fiona Tan. The exhibition will take place at the… Read More
16 April 2015
Jo Baer: Towards The Land Of The Giants – Camden Arts Centre – Cultural Signifiers Of Time Passing
Centring around Baer’s most recent series, In the Land of Giants, developed since 2009, Camden Art Centre’s exhibition of Jo… Read More
15 April 2015
Justin Mortimer’s New Exhibition Kult To Open At Parafin London
Parafin presents an exhibition by the acclaimed British painter Justin Mortimer. This exhibition of new work coincides with his first… Read More
11 April 2015
Peter Blake Launches Razzle Dazzle Ship In Liverpool
The First World War Centenary Art Commissions and Tate Liverpool have launched ‘Everybody Razzle Dazzle’, Sir Peter Blake’s ‘dazzle’ commission, in partnership… Read More
2 April 2015
Performances At Christian Marclay Exhibition Plus Richard Diebenkorn At RA
Entering White Cube to view the Christian Marclay exhibition, which explores relationships between visual art and sound, you are confronted… Read More
29 March 2015
German Artist Isa Genzken’s Exhibition ‘Geldbilder’ To Open At Hauser & Wirth London
Hauser & Wirth London presents the exhibition ‘Geldbilder’, a new series of paintings by German artist Isa Genzken. In the… Read More
25 March 2015
Why Contemporary Art Should Have More Of A Sense Of Humour
There is a strong case to be made that what we recognise as “high” art and laughter are entirely mutually… Read More
19 March 2015
Miya Ando’s Twin Towers Girder Sculpture Finally Gets Permanent London Home
The American artist Miya Ando’s sculpture, fashioned from a World Trade Centre girder has been given a permanent home at… Read More
18 March 2015
Richard Diebenkorn: A First Hand Recollection By British Artist Colin Smith
You will almost certainly recognise the names – Ginsberg, Kerouac, Ferlingetti, Burroughs, Corso, but there is a fair chance you… Read More
12 March 2015
Impressionist Impresario: The Man Who Marketed The Movement – National Gallery London
Paul Durand Ruel (1831-1922) believed that, “a true picture dealer should be an enlightened patron; that he should, if necessary,… Read More
4 March 2015
Henry Moore’s Daughter Attacks Damien Hirst As A Major Setback To British Art
According to the daughter of Henry Moore – the artist who transformed the nature of British sculpture forever – Damien… Read More
2 March 2015
Artist Nidaa Badwan Creates Her Own Internal World As A Response To Gaza’s Plight
After the famous street artist Banksy’s appearance on the ruined streets of Gaza, with graffiti stencils on concrete rubble popping… Read More
1 March 2015
Banksy Works Appear In Gaza To Highlight ‘World’s Largest Open-air Prison’
The famous Bristol street artist has been on the move, with graffiti stencils on concrete rubble popping up in Gaza… Read More
26 February 2015
Tracey Emin Surprises The World With Large-Scale Works For Brit Awards 2015
Tracey Emin was recently the latest artist to have her design for a Brit Award unveiled late last year –… Read More
26 February 2015
Unknown Cezanne Sketches Discovered On The Reverse Sides of Two Watercolors
Two unfinished sketches—one graphite and one watercolor— have been discovered on the reverse sides of two watercolors by Cézanne, which… Read More
24 February 2015
Dallas Art Park Displays World Trade Center Beam Sculpture
Thirteen years ago today, the world was changed forever by the terror attacks on the United States that brought down… Read More
11 September 2014
Tom Phillips: A Humument: A Treated Victorian Novel Through Illuminated Tweets
The leading cultural figure Tom Phillips will be displaying a selection of digital and print works from his project A… Read More
28 August 2014
Steve McQueen: Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam Acquires Two Important works
The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam has purchased two important works by the Turner Prize winning, British artist and filmmaker Steve… Read More
5 March 2014
David Hockney Early Reflections: A Voyeuristic Exploration of Every Day Life
I was brought up with his name in my consciousness but there was always a silence after his name that… Read More
21 November 2013
Banksy Rubbishes Carbuncle Design Of New York’s World Trade Center
The British Street Artist Banksy, who is currently winding up his month long residency in Manhattan, has publicly rubbished the… Read More
28 October 2013
AES+F Digital Project Challenges Perceptions Of Islam In Western Society
The Russian based photo-conceptualist group AES made up of artists Tatyana Arzamasova, Lev Evzovitch, and Evgeny Svyatsky began the Islamic… Read More
12 August 2013
Hugh Mendes To be exhibited In Los Angeles Solo Show
Work by the London-based painter Hugh Mendes will be exhibited at GUSFORD | Los Angeles. This will be his first… Read More
16 March 2013
ICA Presents Bernadette Corporation’s First Retrospective In The UK
The Bernadette Corporation (BC), one of the most significant art collectives working today is presented in their first UK retrospective… Read More
27 February 2013
Eugene Delacroix Defaced In Act Of Mindless Vandalism At Louvre
A woman has been detained accused of damaging a masterpiece by the French romantic artist Eugene Delacroix, at a branch… Read More
9 February 2013
The ICA Presents First UK Retrospective of Bernadette Corporation
The ICA, in association with Artists Space, New York, presents the first retrospective in the UK of Bernadette Corporation. One… Read More
13 December 2012
BFI Takes Over UK Film Council funding Role
The BFI (British Film Institute) is set to take over the funding role previously managed by the UK Film… Read More
29 November 2010