These Larrakia cultural treasures are returning to community from the UK
After decades in storage, 33 culturally significant objects were today returned to representatives from the Larrakia community at a ceremony at the Bristol
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A feat of clay: How ceramics have taken on the fine art world
The Americans are fanatical collectors of glass, but the British have always been devoted to ceramics. Their passion hasn’t waned, although it has
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Serpentine Galleries announces its first-ever Hockney exhibition – The Art Newspaper
The popularity of David Hockney exhibitions continues with the announcement of the Serpentine Galleries’ first-ever show by the UK artist, due to launch
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National Art Gallery Langkawi brings nature into focus with PrintLab series
Beyond Kuala Lumpur, the National Art Gallery is working to make visual arts a highlight for visitors to Langkawi in Kedah, with programmes
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Vermeer’s vandal: the untold story of a vicious attack at London’s National Gallery in 1968 – The Art Newspaper
In 1968 Vermeer’s Young Woman Seated at a Virginal (1670-72) was vandalised at the National Gallery in London. No photographs were released at
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Half of Britons have never been to an art gallery as ‘privileged’ image remains
Over a third of adults in the UK feel that the arts world is beyond their reach, reserved only for the privileged few.
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Artifex Lab, a tapas bar, digital art exhibition and DJ set in Paris
Artifex Lab is an artistic and gourmet venue in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. Here, we’re promised an eclectic program of digital and
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Art gallery restaurants: Why the relationship between food and great artists is now official
Two years ago, at 8am, chef Richard Corrigan visited the Francis Bacon exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, then went to The
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DU Fine Arts organises art exhibition
Mon Sep 1, 2025 07:50 PM Last update on: Mon Sep 1, 2025 07:56 PM Photos: Mohammad Tawhid Ur Rashid “> Photos: Mohammad
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From carpentry to fine art, Santa Fe painter was ‘brilliant and focused’
Paul Steiner’s meandering path to the art world started with 35 years as a carpenter, a few architecture classes and a bad back.