September 5, 2026

Audrey

Digital Art

The art of technology jostles for position in venues both new and historic – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Canyon, a new institution dedicated to moving image works along with sound, performance and other forms of art, will open this autumn

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Fine Art

Dryden Fine Arts Festival April 25

[ad_1] Guests welcome to take in arts, drama and music   Dryden seniors, left to right Caila Fitchett, Cara Prusakiewicz and Chloe DeLoy

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Art Gallery

Art Paris 2026: Language, memory and reparation take centre stage at the Grand Palais

[ad_1] Under the glass roof of the Grand Palais, Art Paris returns this week for its its 28th edition, bringing together more than

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UK Art

Affordable Art Fair returns to Hampstead Heath in May 2026

[ad_1] The Affordable Art Fair has become a highlight of north London’s cultural calendar and this year returns to its usual spot on

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Art Gallery

National Gallery picks Tokyo Olympic stadium architect to design new wing | National Gallery

[ad_1] The National Gallery has announced that its largest and most significant transformation in its 200-year history will be designed by the Japanese

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Art Gallery

Primary school pupils from Bournemouth visit art gallery in Southampton

[ad_1] A primary school in Dorset is bringing its art curriculum to life outside the classroom. Pupils from Hill View Primary School in

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Art Gallery

Scottish art gallery to offer free EV charging to visitors

[ad_1] The site is now powered almost entirely by a newly installed solar array, which will generate 89,624 kWh annually, enough to power

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UK Art

Cheltenham: Town sculpture named one of UK’s best hidden art

[ad_1] The Hare and the Minotaur has claimed seventh place in the UK’s top 15 hidden artworks, according to new research from Betway

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Art Gallery

‘Relentless’: National Gallery of Victoria exhibition celebrates motherhood | Art

[ad_1] When asked about her art-making practice later in life, after her children had grown up and left home, the German artist Käthe

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UK Art

The Middle East conflict has been disastrous for Dubai’s art market. What does it mean for London?

[ad_1] The most prominent art market casualty of the current conflict in the Middle East so far has been the 20th edition of

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