July 28, 2026

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New art gallery in Selah offers platform for local artists

[ad_1] Yakima, Wash. — A new art gallery, Heidi’s Art and Image, is set to open in Selah, providing a platform for local artists to showcase their work. Heidi Ihnen, a local artist who has been conducting mobile art shows for years, decided to establish a permanent gallery space. “So, I thought a gallery is

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Art Gallery displaying work of Cleveland artist JaQeuz

[ad_1] Hello, art lovers and artists. There is plenty to see and do in the wonderful month of May. There are art and photography shows to enter and a special art supplies event you won’t want to miss. Mother Nature has extended an invitation for us to step outside and feel the breeze. The scent

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Hollis Taggart to open gallery on New York’s Lower East Side for emerging artists

[ad_1] The New York dealer Hollis Taggart may be best known for representing post-war American artists, but this month his namesake gallery will open a second location on the Lower East Side dedicated to the gallery’s growing roster of emerging and mid-career contemporary artists in a move to appeal to younger collectors. Programming at the

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Harris Museum and Art Gallery jobs advertised as re-opening update given

[ad_1] Roles advertised include full-time and part-time café staff, a retail buyer and merchandiser and a team leader. All the jobs can be found on the Preston City Council jobs page for the visitor team and café jobs. The retail buyer role can be found in this PDF. A city council spokesperson said a visitor

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Compton Verney is one of five finalists for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2025

[ad_1] COMPTON Verney has been announced as one of five finalists for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2025, the world’s largest museum prize fund worth £180,000. Art Fund, the national charity for museums and galleries, annually shortlists five outstanding museums for an award that recognises inspiring projects and activity. In addition to looking at

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10 Must-Know Black-Owned Art Galleries Shaping The Art World

[ad_1] Hellobeautiful Featured Video CLOSE From Oakland to Brooklyn, these Black-owned art galleries are more than just exhibition spaces—they are incubators for creative expression, cultural dialogue, and community power. Rooted in purpose and vision, each one uplifts a diverse range of artists whose work reflects the depth and dynamism of the Black experience. Whether spotlighting

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Face to face: at Pallant House Gallery, meet the artists who paint, draw and sculpt other artists

[ad_1] Friendship, love, inspiration and rivalry are running themes in an exhibition at Pallant House Gallery that charts how artists have portrayed one another. Spanning painting, sculpture, installation, photography, drawing and printmaking, Seeing Each Other: Portraits of Artists includes depictions of more than 130 artists by at least 80 different hands, all working in Britain

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The 7 Best New London Art Exhibitions Opening in May 2025

[ad_1] I know we say this every month, but May really is looking like a particularly great time for art-lovers – not least because you have two bank holidays to fill with shows, as well as two major institutional openings as the V&A East Storehouse opens its doors and the National Gallery unveils its refurbished Sainsbury Wing. Of

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Paul’s Gallery of the Week: Cabinet

[ad_1] You can hear Toby Jones reading Ed Atkins’ ‘Old Food’ on Cabinet’s website, and also see Jones starring in Atkins’ new film, ‘Nurses Come and Go, But None for Me’, at Tate Britain to 25 August  Cabinet, 132 Tyers Street Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, London SE11 5HSwww.cabinet.uk.com       Instagram: No Cabinet has remained

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Berlin Gallery Weekend guide: what to see in 2025

[ad_1] Berlin Gallery Weekend 2025 arrives this May with renewed creative energy, reaffirming the city’s position as a global nexus for contemporary art. Against the backdrop of Berlin’s ever-evolving cultural landscape, and amid financial cuts affecting many programmes that have made the city attractive for artists in the first place, Gallery Weekend offers a moment

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