Our pick of the shows to see in the world’s great art cities in 2026 – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] Paris: springtime brings Rousseau and Renoir There are a few days left in January to catch the Georges de la Tour exhibition
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How to invest in the art market
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The British Art Scene Feels Brexit Bite
[ad_1] The National Gallery, London (Alamy) 7 min read19 August 2023 The art industry is calling on ministers to
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Residents say on future of Falmouth’s Library Art Gallery
[ad_1] The session will be held in the Council Chamber at the Municipal Building from 5:30pm to 7pm Thursday, January 8 and is
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Trends that energised the art landscape in 2025
[ad_1] Energising—there is no better word to describe the art calendar this year. The overall mood seemed one of optimism with galleries moving
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New art gallery opens on Yarm High Street with ‘incredible response’
[ad_1] A new art gallery has opened on Yarm High Street. Yarm Contemporary, founded by artist Lucy Storrs, will bring original artwork, prints,
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Wrexham: Brave Seirian’s art for Cancer Research’s awards
[ad_1] Seirian Richards, aged 10, was just seven when she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a type of blood cancer, in October
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Why Art Deco design remains relevant 100 years on
[ad_1] Dress code. The two little words, usually found at the bottom of an invitation in a font smaller than the significance warrants,
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Public Art: A Good Investment or a Waste of Taxpayers’ Money?
[ad_1] Public art is once again in the forefront of people’s minds with the upcoming Olympics in London. Outside the stadium in Stratford
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Comment | Digital art today has a narcissism problem – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] This has been a tumultuous year for the art market. Following the closures of influential galleries from Los Angeles and New York