GLASGOW's reputation has risen & fallen over the years. 1990 saw a peak. The city is now in a trough. The tragic fire which completely destroyed its world-famous icon, the Glasgow School of Art has - literally - left a big hole in the city's heart. The city centre...
On one of the coldest days this year I climbed down many steps into the deep railway cut that is Glasgow's Queens Park Station. Here, next to a tiny ticket office, is perhaps one of the UK's strangest galleries. After six years and 30 projects, it is exhibiting a sea...
Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art has announced details of the programme for its eighth edition, opening on 20 April 2018. Under the new direction of Richard Parry, who joins the festival after serving as Curator-Director of the Grundy Art Gallery in...
The official limited edition prints for Team GB, at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games have been revealed. The eight artists chosen to make the prints are Tracey Emin, Anne Hardy, Howard Hodgkin, Sarah Jones, Eddie Peake, Benjamin Senior, David Shrigley, and Sam...
New paintings and prints by the British artist Paul Winstanley, depicting the interiors of British art schools, are on exhibition from 17 March – 7 May 2016 at London’s Alan Cristea Gallery. During the summer months of 2011 and 2012...
The London Original Print Fair, the capitals longest running art fair, at the Royal Academy of Arts celebrates 50 international print specialists in one of London’s favourite boutique art fairs. Leading print publishers, dealers and galleries...
The Turner Prize 2015 has been awarded to Assemble for their collective initiatives that experiment in art, design and architecture. The Artist, musician and songwriter Kim Gordon presented this year's award. Gordon is a founding member of the band...
I felt that there was something very fitting and beautiful in the use of a material born out of destruction and tragedy "giving life" to new artwork says; Melissa Maloco Melissa Maloco, a Fine Art Photography graduate student from the GSA, lost all her work in...
Looking back at 2025, the standout UK Art Exhibitions show that there wasn’t a single aesthetic or tidy narrative linking everything together. This selection wasn’t created to reward an institution’s agenda. The strongest shows didn’t need to follow a curator’s...