Glen House to host major Scottish painting exhibition
Glen House, near Innerleithen, will host The Human Image, an exhibition opening on Saturday (June 20) at its…
Stranger Things meets South Bank in Anish Kapoor’s new exhibition
Stranger Things seems to have broken into London as monumentally ugly sculptures of blood and gore are filling…
Pierre Huyghe pushes the boundaries at the Beyeler – The Art Newspaper
The French contemporary artist Pierre Huyghe’s first solo exhibition in a Swiss museum is billed as “a site-specific…
Wiltshire village exhibits Martin Parr’s final photos of scarecrows and prize veg | Martin Parr
The images are colourful, characterful and thought-provoking. They capture a flower show, a Women’s Institute meeting, a scarecrow…
Two-Step Method for Making Photos Pop
Photoshop’s Camera Raw filter is genuinely one of the most underused tools for color grading, and most people…
Studio Weave creates Maida Vale public toilets using reclaimed stone
Designed in collaboration with the Stone Masonry Company and Webb Yates Engineers, the standalone building has a deliberately…
Winning design chosen for Clapham railway bridge makeover
The railway bridge next to Clapham High Street and Clapham North stations is to get a makeover following…
Norwich’s 1950s Neo-Georgian former Debenhams spared demolition
Orford House Developments and Benchmark Architects won permission in February to level the 1956-built empty retail store and…
How Gayle Kabaker turned a whisper at the Met into a life of pools, brides, and quiet rebellion
Gayle Kabaker has illustrated some of the most recognisable covers The New Yorker has ever run, but she…
Redesign of Dutch Van Abbemuseum aims to make museum-going more accessible – The Art Newspaper
Are they lockers or a work of art? Instead of normal keyrings, the new lockers at the Van…
Art Basel veteran Galerie Nordenhake celebrates 50th birthday – The Art Newspaper
Celebrating 50 years in business is the Art Basel regular Claes Nordenhake. His gallery has been exhibiting at…
Saltwater, gold leaf and 19th-century chemistry: the world’s longest-running photography exhibition is back, and it’s more technically adventurous than ever
More than 5,200 photographers entered. Just 48 made the cut. That’s a success rate of less than one…