Art lovers in Chester and the surrounding areas are being given the opportunity to view and purchase new and original works of art as an art gallery near Chester prepares to open its doors for its Autumn exhibition. Based in the Cheshire village of Dodleston close to the border with North Wales, Gorstella Gallery is
Eye for Art, a celebration of creativity, fun and fund-raising kicks off on Friday, November 1, at 7 p.m. at the Thames Art Gallery in Chatham. “Everyone is welcome to come and join the event to view the incredible works of art on display,” organizers say. “Guest juror Troy Brooks, a globally recognized modern pop
Paris is home to the world’s most recognisable smile (well, smirk), but there’s much more to the City of Light’s museum offering than just Mona Lisa’s grin. And sure, you have to explore the Louvre’s sprawling collection at least once, but that shouldn’t mean missing out on the rest of the great museums Paris has to
Latest News in Black Art features updates and developments in the world of art and related culture TYLER MITCHELL, Self-portrait in the artist’s studio, 2024. | Photo by Tyler Mitchell, Courtesy the artist and Gagosian REPRESENTATION Gagosian Announced Representation of Tyler MitchellOne of the largest international galleries in the world, Gagosian added artist,
Showcasing 20 outfits, Bedazzled – on display at the Lady Lever Art Gallery in Port Sunlight from this Saturday (October 26) until January 26 will celebrate ‘the enduring popularity of beaded garments and explores the skills involved in making them’. The exhibition is also a chance for National Museums Liverpool to present recently-acquired items from the wardrobe of Leila Potter (1935 – 2022)
Chateau La Coste, situated in the heart of the Provence in the South of France, is a favourite amongst artists, A-listers and locals alike – and for good reason. There’s everything from a 600-acre sculpture park, an art gallery and organic winery, as well as multiple restaurants and a luxury hotel, Villa La Coste. And
Marty Fugate | Special to the Herald-Tribune Museums and art spaces devoted to permanent collections have a tough job to do. Visual venues showcasing new creations have it tougher. Contemporary art is a moving target. Living artists are unpredictable; their art is always in flux. Will it stand the test of time? Nobody knows, not
Gail Roberta Ivanović and husband Aleksander Ivanović-Sine opened the doors to Febbraio in Kyle Street after moving to the town. They are now hosting a series of weekly art workshops, which will run on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Gail said: “They will be workshops that offer an individual approach to creating art. We will be
The Art Gallery of Ontario has visitors’ hearts racing with its latest experience: a heart rate monitor designed to give insights into viewing habits and preferences. Debuted on September 17, The Art Rate Monitor offers users the chance—according to its page on the AGO website—to “get a snapshot of your unique gallery experience and transform
Fall and floral fun continues, in our online art gallery. But no matter what subject you choose — and whether you’re a first-timer or old-timer — we welcome your submissions. Watercolors, oils, charcoal, pen-and-ink, acrylics, digital, lithographs, collages, macramé, jewelry, sculpture, decoupage, needlepoint — we want whatever you’ve got. Age, level of experience, subject matter