9 Highlights of British Art Fair 2025
[ad_1] Every September, the Saatchi Gallery throws open its doors to one of the UK’s most important art world gatherings: the British Art
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Knoedler gallery faking scandal is a gift that keeps on giving – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] In general, a book is turned into a film—more, or less, successfully. This book is the other way around, in that Barry
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Waterfoot events space with community art coming next month
[ad_1] Rossendale Borough Council said the new town square in Waterfoot will act as a pilot scheme for activity and engagement, giving people
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Miami Hurricane Season and Fine Art Preparedness
[ad_1] True resilience in fine art logistics depends on infrastructure, planning and people working in concert. Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images
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Visual, Digital And Performance Art At EDM Festivals
[ad_1] These bionic hands were created for the first ever BEONIX, and are now a staple of the festival each year BEONIX press
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Two AEW wrestlers part of upcoming Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg exhibition
[ad_1] AEW stars Lee Moriarty and Thekla will have their art displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg in 2027. Wrestling
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Oasis launch ‘Project Rock N’ Roll Stars’, selling prints to “put music back into UK State Schools”
[ad_1] Oasis have launched ‘Project Rock N’ Roll Stars’, which sells prints in a bid to help “put music back into UK State
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Suffolk Art Gallery exhibit highlights craft mediums – The Suffolk News-Herald
[ad_1] Suffolk Art Gallery exhibit highlights craft mediums Published 6:02 pm Thursday, September 25, 2025 For those interested in non-traditional, experimental forms of
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ICE.Art 2025: Virtual Worlds Meet After Hours
[ad_1] ICE.Art returns on 1–2 October 2025. The event runs as an online-only conference, with sessions scheduled between 5 pm and 8 pm
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Inside Britain’s most creative workspaces, where art is thriving despite everything
[ad_1] Offices. The same tired, millennial grey walls, coffee machines spitting out bitter Nespresso, meeting rooms overcrowded and underventilated. But for Britain’s creative