[ad_1] In 2021, Jenni Crain, an artist and curator, died from Covid complications. She was only 30. “Showing Jenni’s work felt urgent, important and personal,” said Gordon, 52. “Her narrative, her life, this work, is something we can give honor to and celebrate. This fair is a catalyst that activates audiences and amplifies artists. Having
[ad_1] The National Gallery is celebrating its bicentenary with the acquisition of a most mysterious painting, an altarpiece with the Virgin and Child and two saints, dating from 1500-10. Although the subject matter is common, the iconography reveals that it was produced by an artist with a sense of humour. Not only do we not
[ad_1] Taipei Dangdai continues to expand its role as a bridge between Taiwan’s vibrant local art scene and the global contemporary art market. Courtesy Taipei Dangdai Next week, Taipei Dangdai returns to the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center with a VIP preview on May 8. This year’s theme, “Art & Ideas,” reflects this art fair’s ambition
[ad_1] The 2025 Irwin Scholars Exhibition asks the question ‘How do we fill up space?’ Referents displays works from 12 emerging artists, all of whom were nominated by faculty members for their hard work and excellence in the arts. Starting on May 14, the Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery will be open to all to come and enjoy. The
[ad_1] Andrew Edlin Gallery has been operating since 2001 in New York City, with a particular specialty in self-taught makers. One, for instance, the American outsider artist Henry Darger (1892-1973), has works in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Art Institute of Chicago; Andrew Edlin has represented his estate since
[ad_1] Since early 2025, more than 60 people from across the county have taken part in co-production panels, contributing to the designs for the revamped museum and art gallery. The panels, which have been meeting regularly, are formed of people from different backgrounds and communities, including young people, people with disabilities, LGBTQ+ communities, ethnic minorities,
[ad_1] Two remarkable works from the collection of the late financier, philanthropist and cultural leader Jacob Rothschild are joining two London institutions, the National Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), under the UK’s acceptance in lieu (AIL) scheme. King David (1651), a commanding oil painting by the Bolognese master Guercino, will go to
[ad_1] The human toll and long-term infrastructural damage to an already embattled Myanmar continues to mount following the devastating 7.7 earthquake on 28 March. The country’s art community, both at home and in exile, has been raising funds for the country’s rebuilding efforts and providing channels to support relief, rather than filling the coffers of
[ad_1] Art Works Gallery in downtown Sandpoint is celebrating 30 years as a cooperative art gallery. During a celebration reception from 4 to 7 p.m. May 10, visitors will have opportunities to meet and purchase original fine art and crafts from local artists as well as enjoy tasty nibbles and one-time discounts. Art Works Gallery
[ad_1] Jan Park, aged 71 and Jane Wilson, aged 74 moved in different directions post university including being working mums but were determined to keep the art theme alive. Last year they came together to plan a joint exhibition at the Footprint Gallery in Jackfield, near Telford. Jan Park The contemporary art gallery is situated in the