In a series of new sculptures, made primarily of cast and painted bronze, Liz Craft continues to take inspiration from an evident Californian vernacular, fusing mythical and fantastical imagery with everyday objects such as discarded furniture and knickknacks.
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Alison Jacques has announced representation of the Estate of Bona de Mandiargues (b.1926, Rome; d.2000, Paris). The artist has recently […]
Through showing the work of both artists together, in testament to their 50-year enduring friendship, this exhibition emphasizes how both artists, as pioneers and innovators, made their work in an ongoing spiritual quest to express an intangible truth.
Ahead of his forthcoming UK museum survey exhibition at Spike Island, Bristol (31st May – 7th September 2025) touring to […]
Sagarika Sundaram (b.1986, Kolkata, India; lives and works in New York, US) describes her process as one of transformation: ‘There’s an alchemy to it,’ she says of her work. ‘It changes in its final form.’
Top 5 Painting Exhibitions to see in London this Autumn Fire, figures, East London, Abstract Expressionism and hundreds of artworks. 
Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur to open at the Wallace Collection The largest contemporary exhibition ever held at the museum, Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur will include ceramics, tapestries, furniture and…
Steph Wilson wins the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2024 for Sonam. Steph Wilson’s prize-winning portrait challenges conventional notions of motherhood as part of her ongoing series Ideal Mother.
Tracey Emin leads local residents in protest against destruction of Margate landmark. Dame Tracey Emin, hundreds of local residents & the 20th Century Society protest against plans to replace the original windows…
