‘Always on My Mind Part 2’ is a contemplative art exhibition aiming to raise funds for The National Brain Appeal.
‘Always on My Mind Part 2’ is a contemplative art exhibition curated by Harry Pye, aiming to raise funds for The National Brain Appeal.
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New Mythologies at Huxley-Parlour Gallery
Huxley-Parlour Gallery presents New Mythologies. Figurative Abstraction in Contemporary Painting. Through the compositions of seven artists, the exhibition explores the intertwining of abstraction and figuration.
ALL THE WAYS WE COULD GROW: A season that re-imagines our lives outside the confines of genders
In the second of Free Word’s topically themed Seasons that explore the power and politics of words, All The Ways We Could Grow offers vital perspectives on a topic often repositioned as ‘new’ in current conversations, but which has existed throughout history.
What’s Wrong With Art? Artist-Curators
Step forward the artist curator. Surely a successful artist must be good at curation?
GoodIdea: Vancouver Gallery Gets Around Crazy Real Estate Prices by offering an Artist Residency at Sea.
Artists will sail from Vancouver to Shanghai aboard cargo ships, providing them with both studio and ample reflection time.
Art Exhibition Features Work Crowdsourced By Tweets
“Wallpaper coming to life in a dolls house.” “Inside the mind of Stanley Kubrick.” “Illustrate 140 characters.” These are some of the tweets that generated artwork at ‘Tweet-A-Brief’ Handsome Frank‘s recent exhibition.
Tate Collection acquires Suzanne Lacy’s The Crystal Quilt and Lis Rhodes’ Light Music
Two recent major acquisitions of film and performance, Lis Rhodes’ Light Music 1975 and Suzanne Lacy’s Crystal Quilt 1985-87 go on display for the first time in The Tanks at Tate Modern from today.
The Timeknowledge Continuum at Hoxton Art Gallery Private view Thursday 19th July 2012
The Timeknowledge Continuum offers for the first time a theory conceived by artist Steven Dickie, which unifies time and knowledge into a single continuum.
TRIPTYCH Hellicar & Lewis Thursday 19th July 2012
Intel and Hellicar & Lewis’ collaborative installation TRIPTYCH is launching tomorrow Thursday 19th July in London.
Why I Deleted My Facebook Account by Man Bartlett
About Man Bartlett Man Bartlett (b.1981) is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Brooklyn. His practice includes online… Read More
Review: Tanks: Art in Action @Tate
Two dancers in an empty marked out space. We sit or stand and watch at the edges. The music is urgent, fast-paced, repetitive. The dancers move apparently in unison:
Mauro Perucchetti Get Your Art On FAD #8
Mauro Perucchetti, AK47 (Slab) Green, Halcyon Gallery About Mauro’s work unites Pop aesthetics with social comment, addressing some of the… Read More
VIDEO: Ink Jet Printer Produces Huge Art with Little Balls.
The company frequently prints avant-garde images on walls around Europe and offers printing services to businesses in need of a unique way to promote their products
Print on Fabrics and Materials using Light.
Lumi is a revolutionary new permanent photographic print process that utilizes a unique water-based series of dyes which develop their colour through exposure to sunlight.
Zanny Mellor On Your Marks at Neville Johnson Art Preview Thursday 19th July 2012
Zanny presents her first solo exhibition at Neville Johnson’s London showroom
Giorgio Granozio’s artwork selected by SALON D’AUTOMNE 2012 Exhibition
Giorgio Granozio’s artwork has been selected by the Jury Committee of the “SALON D’AUTOMNE 2012 Exhibition.
Group Show: The Impossible Heap at Galerie8 Private view Thursday 19th July 2012
Asgar,Gabriel, Ewa Axelrad, Edward Coyle,Alex Daw,Kieron Dennis,Zavier Ellis,Chris Jones,Alexis Milne,Sarah Pager,Lucas Price,James Sillavan,Daniele Villa
THE WORLDS FIRST PHOTOBOOTH FESTIVAL Saturday 21st July 2012
The Republic of Photography is to present The World’s First Photobooth Festival, taking place in East London on 21st July.
Nowart answer FADs Questions
Arnaud Rabier, often known as Nowart, has moved a long way from his traditonal hip-hop roots but has stayed true to his cultural values.
“No Person Fish into a Bar” curated by Julian Hoeber and Alix Lambert opens at Blum & Poe
This exhibition seeks to ask, “what is a crime?” The exhibition title, derived from an obsolete law still on the books in Los Angeles, points to the definitions of criminal behavior as sometimes absurd, other times poetic, and occasionally magical.
