How a Cambridgeshire woman brought modern art into schools
[ad_1] Each county’s library service stored the artwork – which could be paintings, drawings, sculptures or textiles – and then loaned them out
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‘Will the new UK government support the art market?’ – The Art Newspaper
[ad_1] Despite the current chaos of the UK’s revolving politics, our latest prime minister—Rishi Sunak—has kept Michelle Donelan on as culture secretary. There’s
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‘World’s First’ In-Club Art Gallery Launches With Works by Beeple, Mad Dog Jones
[ad_1] The world’s top-ranked nightclub has opened what its owners say is the first permanent art gallery inside a club, as part of
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Porty Art Walk Festival celebrates its tenth anniversary
[ad_1] In September, the Art Walk Porty Festival celebrates its tenth year. Since 2016, the annual programme has organised artistic events in Portobello
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Art saved for the nation? Not enough, it would seem
[ad_1] Last month, the Reviewing Committee for the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest published its 70th report, listing
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Winston Artory Group Offers New Approaches to Collection Management
[ad_1] Elizabeth von Habsburg, Nanne Dekking and Peter Loukas are at the helm of the new Winston Artory Group. Courtesy of the Winston
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Fine art in advertising can backfire
[ad_1] Throughout the ages, fine art has been accorded a special significance and recognized as a powerful communication tool. Art has been used
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Good things come in small packages: The art of an excellent miniature
[ad_1] Elizabeth Meek couldn’t stop sketching. She worked as a nurse, but spent her spare time drawing her colleagues — until, one day,
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Dorset Museum and Art Gallery wins TripAdvisor award
[ad_1] The Dorchester attraction ranks in the top 10 per cent of listings worldwide on the travel guidance platform. This honour is based
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‘Not a Pot’ at York Art Gallery’s Centre of Ceramic Art
[ad_1] The ‘Not a Pot’ exhibition honours the late Gordon Baldwin (1932-2025), who was credited by a York Art Gallery spokesperson as “moving