Gallery One debuts new exhibit with theme of Becoming
Gallery One artists will present works in keeping with the theme Becoming for its newest show, which opened…
New art gallery opens within Pensthorpe nature reserve
Pensthorpe will unveil the space in partnership with Norfolk artist Claire Frances Smith on Monday, May 25. Housed…
Botticelli under UK export ban purchased by Klesch Collection – The Art Newspaper
A painting by Botticelli at risk of leaving the UK will stay in the country after a British…
Edinburgh College of Art students showcase at Multrees Walk
Megan Atkinson showcases her final piece, Inscribed in Tartan. (Image: Tony Marsh) It features work by second-year students,…
francesco faccin turns the pedestal into protagonist
Francesco Faccin gives voice to the invisible support At Francesco Faccin’s Piedistalli, the pedestal steps out from…
Nancy Holt’s Land Art lands in the UK – The Art Newspaper
Land Art of 1960s and 1970s America was chiefly the preserve of men intervening in the landscape in…
Notes from New York: The World in a Convex Mirror
What, on the 50th anniversary of MoMA PS1, are we actually celebrating? In a spacious third-floor gallery in…
Experience Tony Murray’s Life in Colour: A Life Reimagined Through Art
There are lives that follow a straight line—and then there are lives like that of Tony Murray, which…
“I never set out to be an architect” says John Pawson
Architectural designer John Pawson described how teaching, taking photographs and travelling the world led him to architecture during…
Dezeen’s top five houses of month year
Glass blocks and rammed earth were among the unconventional materials used to create the most popular houses featured…
Stack & Field House / Steffen Welsch Architects
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Man behind proposal for giant statue at George’s Dock says Dublin ‘needs something mega’
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