July 29, 2026

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Talk to unveil future Impressionism gallery in Worcester

[ad_1] The event will take place at Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum on June 28, from 11am to 12pm. Natasha Wilcockson, curatorial and exhibitions assistant, will discuss the gallery’s plans, including newly acquired works by French Impressionists Camille Pissarro and Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The gallery, supported by Professor Rolf Olsen, will also feature Worcester favourites

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Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art repatriates ancient silk manuscript to China

[ad_1] The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art (NMAA) in Washington, DC, has deaccessioned from its collection fragments of contested ancient Chinese artefacts known as the Zidanku Silk Manuscripts, which were looted from a tomb near Changsha, Hunan Province, and smuggled into the US in 1946. The artefacts, which are notable for containing text shedding

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Art Gallery by The Manila Hotel unveils ‘Flowers of May’

[ad_1] THE Art Gallery by The Manila Hotel proudly presents “Flowers of May,” a vibrant and uplifting exhibition by acclaimed Filipino artist Manuel Baldemor. The exhibit pays homage to the beloved Flores de Mayo festival, a time-honored celebration of beauty, devotion and renewal. Following the contemplative tone of his recent “Kuwaresma” series, Baldemor now shifts

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Madonna, 66, seems to have gotten rid of her ‘fillers’ as she has a more natural glow when leaving an art gallery

[ad_1] Madonna looked absolutely lovely as she left an art gallery in New York City. The 66-year-old Material Girl was not able to use any of the filters she has on her social media portraits as she was caught on the town. But it did not matter, she still looked youthful with a glow.  The

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VMFA temporarily closes galleries ahead of construction as part of major expansion

[ad_1] To prepare for the largest expansion and renovation project in its history, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) announced that some of its art collections impacted by or adjacent to the construction area will be taken off view and select galleries will be temporarily closed. “Following the completion of the final design phase,

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‘A new lease of life’: London’s Annely Juda Fine Art looks to the future with Mayfair move

[ad_1] London’s Annely Juda Fine Art is due to move from its premises in Dering Street, Mayfair after 35 years to a new gallery on nearby Hanover Square as part of a new phase in its nearly 60-year legacy. David Juda—who is 80 next year and who founded the gallery with his mother Annely in

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Eins Gallery presents two exhibitions

[ad_1] It is a busy period for the local art world and Limassol in particular is thriving. A lot is happening in the coastal town, boosted by the time for Vima Art Fair arriving. In correlation with the event, Eins Gallery is pleased to present two art exhibitions; one at its grounds and one as

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Lehman College Art Gallery Presents 2025 Thesis Exhibition

[ad_1] The 2025 Thesis Exhibition at Lehman College Art Gallery showcases artwork by graduate and undergraduate students of the Lehman College Art Department. Each student’s presentation represents a yearlong creative investigation in collaboration with a faculty mentor. A spectrum of media will be represented, including painting, animation, printmaking, bookmaking, installation, performance, sculpture, ceramics, drawing, design,

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Brand-New Free Art Gallery Has Launched In London With An Immersive Balloon Exhibition

[ad_1] Remember the Zabludowicz Collection? That converted church in Chalk Farm which housed a vibrant free art programme? After closing its doors at the end of 2023 – the Zabludowicz family had its fair share of controversies due to its links to Israel, though the collection claimed the closure had no connection to an ongoing boycott or the

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Glasgow museum’s organist celebrates 55 years of playing

[ad_1] FROM her seat on the balcony, a little away from the hubbub below, Moira Hutcheson loves to listen to her husband Bill as he plays Glasgow’s most famous pipe organ. “I’m his strongest critic,” she says, with a smile. “And his biggest supporter. I’m very proud of him today – but I’m proud of him

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