[ad_1] Well-known historical works by artists like George Stubbs and Thomas Gainsborough, as well as famous and sometimes tragic events of the past, get a new twist in the work of the British artist Dexter Dalwood. His fascination with past events and with the development of art history are combined in his most recent paintings.
[ad_1] Bendigo Art Gallery will temporarily close in November 2025 ahead of a $45 million redevelopment project to expand its exhibition capabilities and upgrade public facilities. The City of Greater Bendigo is leading the redevelopment (which has gained significant support from the Victorian State Government and other partners), and which will be its largest civic
[ad_1] Posted on 23 May, 2025 Canberra is home to an abundance of art galleries that are overflowing with inspiration. Here are five new independent galleries, that are representing the works of local artists, displaying their creative flair, and waiting for you to go and immerse yourself in them. PT Gallery (City) Curated by Czech
[ad_1] The Bendigo Art Gallery redevelopment, the largest-ever construction project to be led by the City of Greater Bendigo, will proceed. A flythrough video released today highlights stage one of the redevelopment and how it will transform the Gallery and deliver on the original scope of the project, which includes a second floor blockbuster exhibition
[ad_1] An artwork by Rajnish Channesh Founded in 2017, Mumbai-based Cultivate Art aims to bridge the gap between young art collectors and artists. Their latest art exhibition, Young Collectors Weekend Global, comes to Bengaluru for the first time ever. The show will be launched on May 22, and introduce the works of 18 emerging artists
[ad_1] Bendigo Art Gallery will take its status as a world-class cultural facility and tourism drawcard to a new level with a major redevelopment set to begin later this year – backed by the Allan Labor Government. Minister for Creative Industries Colin Brooks representing the Minister for Regional Development Jaclyn Symes today joined Member for
[ad_1] A DRAWING competition hosted by a gallery in Edinburgh as part of a dog-themed exhibition has received more than 600 entries from primary school children. Morningside Gallery is showing a dog-themed exhibition entitled WOOF! The Dog Show, beginning this weekend. As part of this, the contemporary art gallery on Morningside Road has set up
[ad_1] Funded by the CWGLEF’s Cultural Pillar and delivered by Walsall Council in partnership with Creative Black Country, the Creative Commissioning strand of the programme has brought art into public spaces, empowered local makers, inspired the future of making in Walsall, and supported vibrant cultural activity throughout the borough. With more than 21,500 attendees and
[ad_1] European art week season gets underway this month, with bigger and more ambitious programming and closer links between the different cities aimed at increasing their profile on the art world map. With thousands of individual events and open studios and exhibitions planned in cities from Amsterdam to Antwerp, London to Lisbon, the directors of
[ad_1] An Edinburgh art gallery its opening a new exhibition of work from some of Scotland’s most notable contemporary artists, celebrating the joy, loyalty and character of dogs. Woof! The Dog Show opens in Morningside Gallery on Saturday 24th May, and includes new paintings from over twenty contemporary Scottish artists. All of the artworks feature