July 28, 2026

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Brighton Museum and Art Gallery gets permanent home for Albion

[ad_1] The new section dedicated to the club at Brighton Museum and Art Gallery will open in August. It follows a successful exhibition marking the club’s first year in European football. Albion celebrate their 125th anniversary next season. Seagulls chairman Tony Bloom said: “This is a wonderful opportunity to tell our Sussex and global visiting fanbase

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Goilkar’s Creative World Will Take Your Through Various Forms Of Expression In Art

[ad_1] For over 25 years, Dattaray and Madhavi Goilkar have immersed themselves in the world of art, nurturing it not only as a personal passion but also as a medium for community empowerment. Their institution, Samarthkala Mahavidyalayla, is a testament to their commitment. Today, it stands tall with 11,400 students honing their craft across diverse

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‘We are passionate about giving children the best’ – Inside the Shrewsbury school with an art gallery and museum

[ad_1] As you enter this school in the heart of Shrewsbury, you very quickly understand why Ofsted found it to be ‘Outstanding’ across the board last year. Leaders and staff at this loving, nurturing and ambitious primary school are always looking at what they can improve, build on and add to the school experience. Nancy

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Programme of events for 10th anniversary of Mario Finlayson Art Gallery

[ad_1] Gibraltar Cultural Services has announced a special programme of events to mark the 10th anniversary of the Mario Finlayson National Art Gallery. Located at the City Hall, the Gallery will reopen on Tuesday 3rd June following a short period of refurbishment and re-curation. The updated layout will feature recent acquisitions and, for the first

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King’s Lynn gallery set to open new art space offering high-quality works for sale

[ad_1] A Lynn gallery is opening a new art space showcasing work from more than 50 independent artists with diverse styles and techniques. Chequer House Gallery, which opened in King Street in December, will host a myriad of high-quality work, available to purchase from the end of May. It will include paintings, prints, ceramics, photographs

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Dorset Museum and Art Gallery to hold volunteer open day

[ad_1] The event on Tuesday, May 20 invites residents to explore the range of volunteering roles in Dorchester. Visitors can drop into the museum’s Victorian Hall between 11am and 3pm to meet representatives from various organisations and charities seeking volunteers. The event provides insight into both regular and flexible volunteering roles. Claire Dixon, the museum’s

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TONY HETHERINGTON: Gallery that had two disqualified directors on its staff is wound up

[ad_1] Tony Hetherington is Financial Mail on Sunday’s ace investigator, fighting readers corners, revealing the truth that lies behind closed doors and winning victories for those who have been left out-of-pocket. Find out how to contact him below.  An art investment company that The Mail on Sunday revealed had employed two barred directors – one

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Barlow Fine Art to host Peter Graham exhibition in Thornham

[ad_1] The collection will be on display from June 14 to July 7. Born in Glasgow in 1959, Mr Graham is a member of The Royal Institute of Oil Painters and The Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour. He is regarded as one of Britain’s foremost modern colourists. READ MORE: Officials call for views on woods

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Belonging And Berlin Gallery Weekend 2025

[ad_1] How comfortable is it to be Asian, particularly Chinese, in the European art world in 2025? Intense geopolitical tensions, economic instability, slowdown and the shift to national and regional interests rather than globalised ones have put the most recent orthodoxies in question. The art world does not float free above these ‘new world’ imperatives.

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Former columnist no longer on gallery board of directors amid allegations of transphobia and past “abhorrent” comments

[ad_1] IT HAS been confirmed that journalist Melanie Reid is no longer on the board of directors for Edinburgh’s Fruitmarket Gallery, amid pressure for her to be dismissed.  Comments made by the former columnist were recently unearthed by Art Workers for Palestine Scotland.  An open letter was sent to Fruitmarket by the campaign group who

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