Paradise Row to return as a one-year, not-for-profit curatorial project.
Contemporary art gallery Paradise Row has announced its return as a one-year, not-for-profit curatorial project, Paradise Row Projects, opening on… Read More
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White Cube announces UK/USA graduate exhibition ‘Tomorrow 2021’
White Cube is to present an online exhibition showcasing the work of 20 graduates of Fine Art Masters courses in… Read More
Anish Kapoor paintings to go on public display for the first time.
Modern Art Oxford today announced an important exhibition of paintings by the internationally celebrated artist Anish Kapoor. Anish Kapoor: Painting will… Read More
MullenLowe Group Announce Shortlist For 2021 MullenLowe NOVA Awards
MullenLowe Group has just announced the shortlist for the 2021 MullenLowe NOVA Awards and opened voting for the YourNOVA ‘People’s Choice’ Award. From 1,300… Read More
A new platform for art & conversation launched by PRAKSIS, Oslo
PRAKSIS Presents is a new online platform that introduces global digital audiences to a kaleidoscope of creative material and critical discussion generated and expanding upon those that take place during PRAKSIS programmes.
HRH The Prince of Wales & Sir Jony Ive launch Terra Carta Design Lab: To create small designs that can make a big impact
Following the launch of the Terra Carta in January this year, the Sustainable Markets Initiative has today announced that HRH… Read More
The Top 7 Sculpture Exhibitions to see in London this Summer
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Oscar Murillo unveils 40,000 canvases by more than 100,000 school children in new large installation ‘Frequencies’ at his old school.
Turner Prize-winning artist Oscar Murillo has brought together over 40,000 canvases by more than 100,000 school children from around the world in a large installation at his former secondary school, Cardinal Pole, in Hackney, east London.
News
Paradise Row to return as a one-year, not-for-profit curatorial project.
Contemporary art gallery Paradise Row has announced its return as a one-year, not-for-profit curatorial project, Paradise Row Projects, opening on… Read More
White Cube announces UK/USA graduate exhibition ‘Tomorrow 2021’
White Cube is to present an online exhibition showcasing the work of 20 graduates of Fine Art Masters courses in… Read More
MullenLowe Group Announce Shortlist For 2021 MullenLowe NOVA Awards
MullenLowe Group has just announced the shortlist for the 2021 MullenLowe NOVA Awards and opened voting for the YourNOVA ‘People’s Choice’ Award. From 1,300… Read More
A new platform for art & conversation launched by PRAKSIS, Oslo
PRAKSIS Presents is a new online platform that introduces global digital audiences to a kaleidoscope of creative material and critical discussion generated and expanding upon those that take place during PRAKSIS programmes.
Exhibitions
Anish Kapoor paintings to go on public display for the first time.
Modern Art Oxford today announced an important exhibition of paintings by the internationally celebrated artist Anish Kapoor. Anish Kapoor: Painting will… Read More
The Top 7 Sculpture Exhibitions to see in London this Summer
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his top exhibitions to see right now. Each one comes with a concise review to help you… Read More
Robert Lazzarini Rated R for violence
“Movies have become more violent over the years and the descriptor text before previews reflects that. It seems that we… Read More
Soft Touch – an exhibition featuring the work of 13 artists.
To call a person a soft touch is to suggest that they are easily persuaded or manipulated. The phrase is… Read More
A Fine Day for Seeing a group exhibition presenting ten pairs of artists & poets.
‘A Fine Day for Seeing’ takes its title from the New York School poet and curator Frank O’Hara, who bridged… Read More
CAN WE EVER KNOW THE MEANING OF THESE OBJECTS?
The exhibition, featuring the work of 38 international artists, explores the intent to generate new relations between objects and their associations with the world around them. The works include ceramics, sculptures, installations, drawings, paintings, performance and more.
Review: Tino Sehgal pushes people out of their comfort zone at Blenheim Palace
Break free of British sensibility.
The Top 6 West End gallery exhibitions to see in London this summer
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his top exhibitions to see right now. Each one comes with a concise review to help you… Read More
Interviews
Charlotte Colbert “Sometimes it feels reality is such a fragile construct maybe it’s nice to feel one is not alone in that feeling?”
Films, art and babies (F.A.B.) the creative powerhouse that is Charlotte Colbert managed to create some time for a quick… Read More
Ahead of the BFI European premiere of ‘The Milkmaid’, director Desmond Ovbiagele Speaks to Lee Sharrock
Nigerian militant group Boko Haram came to the attention of the world in 2014 when the extremists kidnapped 276 sleeping… Read More
#TheUpcoming: The Other Art Fair Edition #4 Sarah Weadon
FAD Magazine writer Lee Sharrock spoke to her favourite upcoming artists at The Other Art Fair, for a special TOAF… Read More
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