Cork Street Death Warrant Signed As Council Approves Redevelopment Plans
The future of Cork Street as a mecca for art galleries in London is in jeopardy tonight (6/8/2013) as Westminster… Read More
9 August 2013
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Whitechapel Gallery Announces Max Mara Art Prize for Women Shortlist
The Whitechapel Gallery and Max Mara have announced today the five artists shortlisted for the fifth Max Mara Art Prize… Read More
1 August 2013
New Keith Vaughan Exhibition Explores The Male Figure And Pictorial Space
Figure and Ground presents a fresh and original view of the artist Keith Vaughn (1912-1977). The exhibition consists of some… Read More
31 July 2013
Monumental Ben Nicholson Painting Leads Sotheby’s Summer Post-War British Art Sale
A monumental painting by British artist Ben Nicholson’s will lead Sotheby’s Evening Sale of Modern & Post-War British Art on… Read More
2 July 2013
Impressionist & Modern Art At Sotheby’s Totals £106m Exceeding Expectations
Sotheby’s London Evening Sale held on 19 JUNE 2013 of Impressionist & Modern Art totalled £105,939,000, exceeding its pre-sale high estimate of £74-104 million.
20 June 2013
Alexander Calder And Fausto Melotti Examined In New London Exhibition
Ronchini Gallery is presenting a new exhibition titled; “Calder & Melotti: Children of the Sky”, from 11 October – 30… Read More
19 June 2013
Gerhard Richter Tapestries On Display at Gagosian In London
A group of four tapestries by Gerhard Richter entitled Abdu, Iblan, Musa, and Yusuf (all 2009) is the subject of… Read More
27 May 2013
Roger Hiorns’ Turner Prize Nominated Installation Opens At Yorkshire Sculpture Park
In 2008 Roger Hiorns was commissioned by Artangel and the Jerwood Charitable Foundation to transform an empty council flat in… Read More
24 May 2013
Tate Britain Rehangs The Worlds Greatest Collection Of British Art
A new chronological presentation of the world’s greatest collection of British art, opened at Tate Britain yesterday. In a surprise… Read More
15 May 2013
Sarah Lucas and Ryan Gander Feature At Aldeburgh’s Snap Festival
OTHER ARTISTS INCLUDE:: GLENN BROWN, MAY CORNET, BENEDICT DREW, ROGER ENO, MARK FULLER, MAGGI HAMBLING, SCOTT KING, ABIGAIL LANE, SIMON… Read More
7 May 2013
Tate Announces Matisse Mondrian and Malevich Exhibitions For 2014
The Tate have announced some of the highlights for their 2014 exhibition programme. Included will be major exhibitions of the… Read More
19 April 2013
Royal College of Art Announce Dates For Annual Graduate Shows
It’s that time of year again and the Royal College of Art is always one of the highlights of the… Read More
18 April 2013
Four Hundred Years of British Art: Explored At American University Gallery
The Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery’s collections of British Art is explored in a new exhibition which constitutes the important… Read More
13 March 2013
Art13 Final Round-Up and The Verdict From Experts
Art13 London welcomed artists, galleries and collectors from across the world, over the weekend, as well as a number of… Read More
4 March 2013
Inaugural Art13: London’s New Fair On The Block
Self-described as “London’s most exciting art fair launch in a decade”, Art 13 brings a dynamic new art fair to… Read More
3 March 2013
Ice Age Exhibition Shows Primitive Influences In Modern Art
British Museum – Masterpieces from the last Ice Age drawn from across Europe are exhibited in this groundbreaking show. Created… Read More
26 January 2013
Hans Josephsohn First Major UK Exhibition Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) presents the first major indoor and outdoor UK exhibition of sculpture and drawings by the late… Read More
14 January 2013
European Sculpture Capital Will It Be Yorkshire?
A major new project spearheaded by the Henry Moore Institute, The Hepworth Wakefield, Leeds Art Gallery and Yorkshire Sculpture Park,… Read More
13 January 2013
Yinka Shonibare Features In Exhibition At Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Yinka Shonibare,the artist that brought you the Fourth Plinth ‘Ship in a Bottle’ will open a solo exhibition at Yorkshire… Read More
3 January 2013
Norman Foster’s Sainsbury Centre Granted Grade II Listed Status
The Hi-Tech Sainsbury Centre at the University of East Anglia has been given Grade II listed status after a decision… Read More
1 January 2013
Gagosian Gallery Empire Under Threat As Top Artists Jump Ship
In the latter half of December, the largest gallery in the world suddenly found its future dominance in doubt.
30 December 2012
Mark Tanner Sculpture Award Relaunched As National Prize In 2013
Standpoint have announced that the acclaimed British sculptor Richard Deacon, winner of the Turner prize in 1987 and Lisa Le… Read More
7 December 2012
International Museum Openings And Exhibitions Of Note In 2013
The most important museum opening in 2013 is the Grand Opening of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam on 13 April after… Read More
4 December 2012
Simon Starling Chosen for Tate Britain 2013 Commission
The Turner Prize winning artist Simon Starling (b 1967), has been selected to create a major new project for the… Read More
30 November 2012
Grayson Perry Tapestries Gifted Jointly To Arts And British Council
The Arts Council Collection and British Council, announced today (30 November) the joint acquisition of Grayson Perry’s The Vanity of… Read More
30 November 2012
CARVING IN BRITAIN: MODERNISM EXPLORED IN NEW LONDON EXHIBITION
The Fine Art Society in New Bond Street is presenting an exhibition that tells the story of Carving in Britain… Read More
27 November 2012
Art13 London Announces 2013 Exhibitor Line Up
Art13 London has announced their exhibitor line-up for the first edition of the Fair, which will take place at Olympia… Read More
23 November 2012
Oliver Laric Wins Contemporary Art Society’s £60,000 Award 2012
The Contemporary Art Society has announced this year’s Annual Award, ‘Commission to Collect’, which offers one of the largest prizes… Read More
21 November 2012
New Exhibition Exploring Modernism And The Culture Of 1913
1913 was an extraordinary year in the histories of modern European art, seeing artists explore increasingly experimental ways of representing… Read More
20 November 2012
Royal College of Art Marks 175 Years Of Excellence
The Royal College of Art has been an institution of excellence since 1837. In the beginning the Government School of… Read More
15 November 2012
Hurricane Sandy Shuts Gagosian Chelsea Gallery Until Further Notice
The Chelsea branch of the Gagosian Gallery in New York has closed until further notice. The exhibition space sustained severe… Read More
2 November 2012
New York Galleries Destroyed By Hurricane Sandy Flooding
Hurricane Sandy, which hit Manhattan on Monday night, October 29, 2012 has taken its toll on several Chelsea, Soho and… Read More
2 November 2012