July 28, 2026

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New documentary bringing Metro Pictures gallery to the screen

[ad_1] Metro Pictures was known for independence and curatorial care—deep commitment rather than deep pockets. That approach worked for four decades. Founded in New York by two women who went to junior-high school together in Los Angeles, the gallery was always a single space: first in Soho, then in Chelsea, with a short-lived branch in

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National Gallery Sends Rembrandts, Renoirs and More Across the U.S.

[ad_1] Rembrandt’s A Woman Holding a Pink will be on display in Denver until 2027. Courtesy the National Gallery of Art and Denver Art Museum Angelica Daneo, chief curator at the Denver Art Museum, calls Rembrandt “one of the most celebrated artists of the 1600s” and an artist who “played a pivotal role in the

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Cheshire-based artist Ross Constable first solo art show

[ad_1] The gallery team raved about Ross’s art and also said he was an amazing guy. Ross’s background is in textile design and he spent time in the USA working in the that industry, before returning to the UK and becoming a teacher. Then a fateful holiday and two spiteful little bugs had a huge

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The National Gallery rehang: ‘It is a remarkable feat to hang more with the feeling of less’, but the male gaze is still dominant

[ad_1] Born and raised in London in the late 1980s, the National Gallery was my gateway art drug. Positioned as it is, in the tourist heartland of Westminster, overlooking Admiral Nelson, four gargantuan lions and the respective top and tip of the Houses of Parliament and Mall, it feels ever-present and immovable. I still think

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New gallery for Old Masters approved at Herefordshire estate

[ad_1] In the grounds of the grade II* listed Hellens Manor near the village of Much Marcle between Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye, the modern curved single-storey gallery will house paintings from Hellens’ collection including by van Dyck, Hogarth, Goya and Gainsborough. But Herefordshire Council’s senior landscape officer Mandy Neill said that even a revised landscape scheme

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Why dealers play the waiting game before exhibiting a newly signed artist

[ad_1] Of all the traits required to succeed as a high-end commercial dealer, the most underrated may be patience. Take David Zwirner. This month the Manhattan-headquartered mega-gallery will open a new 18,000 sq. ft flagship building on West 19th Street with Crucible, a solo exhibition by the celebrated figurative painter Michael Armitage (8 May-27 June).

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Major new exhibit encourages young people to celebrate art

[ad_1] This year, the National Gallery worked with four groups – LIFT Kids Club in Edinburgh, Victoria Primary and Nursery School in Falkirk, Redhall School in Edinburgh, and Oban High School – and the resulting artwork is now on display for public viewing. The participating schools were chosen in the spring of 2024, with the

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Beauty in art lifts the mind and awakens higher thought

[ad_1] Beauty has long captured our attention. From ancient times to modern life, people have turned to art for more than decoration. Now, there’s scientific evidence that stopping to appreciate beauty – really stopping to take it in – can help us think beyond the moment. A new study from the University of Cambridge shows

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ArtScape Jamestown Art Show Opens Today | News, Sports, Jobs

[ad_1] The original artwork for the 2025 ArtScape Jamestown will be on display and for sale in a joint art show held at Chautauqua Art Gallery and the Pearl City Clay House from starting today and ending June 28. An opening reception for the art show will be held from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday,

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Beckstones Art Gallery to host Alan Thompson’s exhibition

[ad_1] Beckstones Art Gallery in Greystoke Ghyll will host Alan Thompson’s latest exhibition from Saturday, May 10, until Monday, May 26. Alan and the gallery have worked together for more than 40 years, and his new collection is said to be ‘very special’. Pieces include a bright day at Rydal from Loughrigg Fell and the

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