Seven interconnected rooms in the museum’s West Wing have been reconfigured and made fully accessible to house the Gilbert Collection of decorative arts, one of the finest in the world, which is a private collection on permanent loan to the museum. The galleries occupy part of the museum’s 19th-century West Wing, where layers of adaptation had
When the artist Florine Stettheimer died in 1944, at the age of 72, her old friend Georgia O’Keeffe delivered a eulogy. “Florine made no concessions of any kind to any person or situation,” O’Keeffe said. She proposed that, in her joyous paintings of prewar New York’s art scene, Stettheimer had depicted “a way of life
A view of Gibson Mill (detail) by L Amy Charlesworth The spacious basement at The Bingley Gallery Visitors to the gallery can see work in progress. Picture courtesy of Bingley Camera Club The Bingley Gallery in Park Road, Bingley Running a gallery had never crossed David’s mind during the first half of his life. “I
Tamara Kormornick and Maddy Mussen Fri, 20 March 2026 at 7:48 am UTC Art galleries have started hosting after hours events (Ben Fisher) While London clubs increasingly face the risk of closure, ticketed events in multi-use spaces are becoming more popular. Even art galleries have started hosting after hours events. So, how different will clubbing
As the Easter holidays approach, parents will be thinking about how to keep their kids entertained, preferably without spending much money. Most of the nation’s art galleries and museums are free to enter, but new research from Clarendon Fine Art suggests more than a third (37%) of parents avoid such cultural venues because they feel
Colonnade House, a gallery, studio and hub for artists and creatives in Worthing, wants to establish a dedicated, street-level workshop by expanding into a former restaurant. The expansion aims to tackle what organisers say is a critical shortage of arts space. Grant funding to refurbish the street-level space has already been secured, ahead of a
Memories of Drawings, focused on the career of Georgia O’Keeffe, will open at Beverley Art Gallery on March 28. The exhibition features 21 photogravure prints spanning 1915 to 1963 and exploring O’Keeffe’s journey as a leading modernist. Councillor Nick Coultish, cabinet member for culture, leisure and tourism at East Riding of Yorkshire Council, said: “This
The National Gallery has announced that The Marquise de Seignelay will lead the next phase of its Masterpiece Tour, travelling to four UK venues between 2026 and 2027. The painting will visit South Shields Museum and Art Gallery, The Cooper Gallery in Barnsley, Grundy Art Gallery in Blackpool and Ferens Art Gallery in Hull, continuing
Last week, Hauser & Wirth artist Thomas J Price and other Mobile Art School supporters visited Braemar Primary School in the Cairngorms to launch the project, which aims to improve awareness and appreciation of the arts. The Mobile Art School van. (Image: Innes Gregory) Daniel Sutherland, Associate Dean for Economic, Social and Cultural Development at
Ancient treasures have gone on display in a newly upgraded gallery. The Horsham Museum and Art Gallery exhibition was made possible thanks to community donations following a break-in at the museum in autumn 2025, which caused damage to a historic window. Funds raised through a community-backed GoFundMe campaign allowed the museum to make much needed