July 28, 2026

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Bob Dylan art going on show in London offers ‘windows into the life’ of a storyteller

[ad_1] Singer-songwriter Bob Dylan is showing a collection of his paintings that were created with “emotional resonance”. The 83-year-old Dylan, who is also a Nobel Prize for Literature winner, will bring 97 of his original works to London’s Halcyon Gallery. The solo show, “Bob Dylan – Point Blank”, which captures people playing instruments, couples, sportsmen

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Affordable Art Fair Hampstead – Artlyst

[ad_1] Affordable Art Fair Hampstead takes place in spring on beautiful Hampstead Heath, showcasing the best in contemporary art from over 100 galleries from the UK and around the world. Discover the joy of collecting art, with 1,000s of stunning artworks from £100, alongside emerging artist showcases, one of a kind installations, delightful bars and

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Elvis Costello portrait catches eyes at Barons Quay art show

[ad_1] The magnificent picture, painstakingly painted by award-winning artist David Sagerson, is part of Visual Arts Cheshire’s (VAC) current double exhibition, Portraits and Heritage, at its Barons Quay pop-up gallery. Alongside the portraits, visitors to the show get to see some arresting scenes of Northwich and the surround area, including one of Winnington Works by local

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New Taunton Triton art gallery opens on the high street

[ad_1] Triton Galleries, which has moved into 68-69 High Street in Taunton, may be recognised by many in town as it’s actually the new face of the Surridge Gallery, which recently closed. The new gallery has a slick silver sign and features a range of artwork with different art styles. READ MORE: Couple open Little Farmers

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National Gallery reworked by Selldorf Architects

[ad_1] ‘For what it’s worth, I’ve put my heart and soul into this project. I felt really proud seeing the building across Trafalgar Square this morning: it has a sort of renewed presence.’ I’m sitting talking to Annabelle Selldorf on sun-dappled seating in a newly double-height section of the entrance lobby in the National Gallery’s

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here are the best times to visit these five Asian cities in 2025

[ad_1] We’re nearly halfway into 2025 but the global art calendar never stops. If you’re bored of simply sightseeing or food-hunting and want a new perspective on a city’s culture, check out these art travel destinations that present the perfect time to experience works by the best artists and galleries they have to offer. ‘Guo

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The immersive experience and rooftop bar coming to Manchester that’s ‘part gallery, part fever dream’

[ad_1] ‘It’s made up of a lot of really cool, new technology that’s not really been seen before. It’s really interactive and very fun’ Supermassive opens in Manchester City Centre this summer and will feature a number of state-of-the-art and unique light installations(Image: Supermassive) One of the first things we’re told when we step inside

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On the Met Gala’s Cy Gavin-designed blue carpet, art was front and centre

[ad_1] When it comes to 2025 pop-culture moments, Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime Show bootcut jeans walked, so the Met Gala attendees’ Black-dandy-inspired ensembles could run. Despite being the first solo rapper to headline the much-anticipated show, it was Lamar’s choice of denim duds that dominated the conversation—not just because they were an unexpectedly nostalgic

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Contemplating art’s beauty found to boost abstract and ‘big picture’ thinking

[ad_1] Some of the artworks in the exhibition by ceramicist Lucie Rie at the Kettle’s Yard art gallery that featured in the psychological experiment. Credit: Kettle’s Yard Since the dawn of philosophy, thinkers from Plato to Kant have considered how beauty affects human experience, and whether it has the power to transform our state of

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Asian galleries move westward: their growing presence and influence in New York

[ad_1] In 1982, six artists in New York City with strong links to Hong Kong formed Epoxy, a collective named after the binding material epoxy resin. Much like the group’s namesake, and despite their divergent practices, the members collaborated to create experimental works reflective of their diasporic experiences and served as facilitators of intercultural dialogue.

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