Little Hallingbury outdoor art firm YARDART UK appearing on BBC show Dragons’ Den on Thursday April 4
[ad_1] An innovative and luxury outdoor art firm launched by two Little Hallingbury mums is seeking a high-profile investment when it appears on
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Artist and gallery awards announced at Frieze London
[ad_1] Nat Faulkner is having a good month. His photographic work Artificial Sun II (2024) has just been acquired by the Victoria and
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Digital art dazzles at Frieze London
[ad_1] John Akomfrah LG OLED Lounge John Akomfrah’s Becoming Wind (2023), a five-channel video piece shown on OLED screens and six surrounding speakers,
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Lisa Nandy ‘absolutely determined’ to ensure access to arts for ‘every child’ in UK
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Alford Hughes launches new Global Investor Guide in collaboration with Qatari artist Abdulaziz Yousef
[ad_1] Alford Hughes, Qatar’s only prime international real estate office, has announced the release of the second edition of the Global Investor Guide
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Bakersfield Museum of Art hosting Second Saturday events
[ad_1] BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The Bakersfield Museum of Art is kicking-off October’s Second Saturday’s with an event featuring lowriders, jazz and fine
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Frieze Masters galleries blur time periods to reflect a shift in market demand
[ad_1] For a fair dedicated to the art of the past, Frieze Masters has never felt more connected to the present. This year’s
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Theresa Reiwer wins top award at Lumen Prize for digital art
[ad_1] Theresa Reiwer, a German-born artist whose work concerns artificial intelligence (AI) and ethics, has won the top award offered by the Lumen
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Qantas Super flies into the sunset with ART merger
[ad_1] Home / News / Qantas Super flies into the sunset with ART merger One of Australia’s last corporate superannuation funds will merge
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The Denver Art Museum gets ‘wild’ with Maurice Sendak
[ad_1] A study for “Where The Wild Things Are,” from 1963, in the Denver Art Museum’s “Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak”