Whale skeletons, live birds, Jesus in goal, North Korean propaganda, venomous creatures and a pink ceiling.
Continue Reading...YOU ARE BROWSING: Christian Boltanski
My week in the art world – Fault lines
This week was once again filled with a series of events combining contemporary art and music, enhancing the beauty of each component.
Continue Reading...Christian Boltanski: ÉPHÉMÈRES
Christian Boltanski is probably the most important French artist working today this upcoming exhibition will mark the artist’s first solo presentation in London since 2010. Working in a variety of different mediums, Boltanski’s practice includes large-scale installations, photographs and sculpture.
Continue Reading...Art Book : 100 Works that Define Our Age
Which contemporary artworks best capture the zeitgeist of the late 20th and early 21st centuries?
Continue Reading...s[edition] opens up platform for all artists to submit and sell digital limited editions
Reach a new global audience of collectors and enthusiasts.Create your own online private view for friends and fans.
Continue Reading...Samsung turns living rooms into art galleries with new App
The App will be available on Samsung 2012 Smart Interaction enabled models. Samsung’s unrivalled picture quality and premium design provides viewers with a truly artistic experience for the living room.
Continue Reading...The Return House of the Nobleman Extended
Following on from the success of last year’s ‘The House of the Nobleman’ art exhibition, curator Victoria Golembiovskaya presents ‘The Return’ viewing at Boswall House.
Continue Reading...VIDEO: The House of The Nobleman on until Sunday 23rd October 2011
Following on from the success of last year’s ‘The House of the Nobleman’ art exhibition, curator Victoria presents ‘The Return’ viewing until 23rd October 2011 at Boswall House, a magnificent 15,000sqft Grade I listed Regency mansion at 2 Cornwall Terrace.
Continue Reading...The House of the Nobleman’ present The Return at Boswall House 14th-23rd October 2011
Peter Doig, Damien Hirst, Lucien Freud, Whitney McVeigh, Claude Monet, Takashi Murakami, and lots more ……..
Continue Reading...GO SEE: Watch Me Move: The Animation Show Barbican Art Gallery
Be prepared to set aside a sizeable chunk of your life for Watch Me Move, because for their summer blockbuster the Barbican Art Gallery have assembled the biggest ever exhibition on the history and influence of animation, and once there its hard to tear yourself away from these colourful, dynamic, sparkling moving images. It’s more […]
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