July 28, 2026

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Blanc gallery celebrates 15 years in Chicago’s historic centre of Black enterprise

[ad_1] Fifteen years ago, the Chicago-based chef Cliff Rome decided to start an art gallery on a block in Bronzeville with a distinctive history of Black enterprise. On one corner he had already reopened the Parkway Ballroom, a former events venue that hosted Blues legends in its heyday. Wanting to help rekindle the neighbourhood’s mid-century

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Wolverhampton Art Gallery to deliver innovative grassroots music initiative after funding boost

[ad_1] The funding, granted through the Youth Music Trailblazer Fund, will support the expansion of Road2Release, a music project empowering young people in the city to make, learn and earn in music. Originally piloted in October half-term with local grime artist Reepa, Road2Release received an overwhelmingly positive response from participants and the community. Building on

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Art show to honour Scots town’s past with tribute to historic Paisley family

[ad_1] A new award will be introduced this year at the Paisley Art Institute’s Annual Open Exhibition called the MacKean award, named after the Paisley Burgh treasurer. 14:25, 22 Apr 2025Updated 14:25, 22 Apr 2025 Denise Findlay will host a pastel art demonstration for the Paisley Art Institute’s (PAI) Annual Open Exhibition 136th edition(Image: supplied)

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Expo Chicago connects the Midwest to the global art market

[ad_1] More than 170 galleries will take part in this week’s Expo Chicago fair (24-27 April)—its second edition since it was acquired by Frieze in the summer of 2023. The exhibitors hail from 93 cities spanning 36 countries, reflecting the global reach of the fair’s new ownership and bringing an international cohort of galleries into

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Why the inaugural Art Week Riyadh was a fair in everything but name

[ad_1] The inaugural Art Week Riyadh (AWR), organised by Saudi Arabia’s Visual Arts Commission (VAC) and held between 6-13 April, was, according to its website, “a non-commercial” curated exhibition of galleries; explicitly not a fair. And yet, from the feel to the physical layout—its central exhibition saw 32 galleries take stands inside a central hall

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Why the inaugural Art Week Riyadh was a fair in everything but name – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] The inaugural Art Week Riyadh (AWR), organised by Saudi Arabia’s Visual Arts Commission (VAC) and held between 6-13 April, was, according to its website, “a non-commercial” curated exhibition of galleries; explicitly not a fair. And yet, from the feel to the physical layout—its central exhibition saw 32 galleries take stands inside a central hall

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Purusha Prakriti: A Celebration of Harmony Between Art and Nature

[ad_1] At the intersection of tradition and contemporary art, ‘Purusha Prakriti’ brings together 40 acclaimed artists at Bespoke Art Gallery during Earth Month. Curated by art historian Uma Nair, the exhibition displays works from both Indian and international artists, capturing the harmonious relationship between mankind and nature. Leading the exhibition is Himmat Shah’s iconic

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Expo Chicago connects the Midwest to the global art market – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] More than 170 galleries will take part in this week’s Expo Chicago fair (24-27 April)—its second edition since it was acquired by Frieze in the summer of 2023. The exhibitors hail from 93 cities spanning 36 countries, reflecting the global reach of the fair’s new ownership and bringing an international cohort of galleries into

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Rhona Hoffman is closing her gallery. But don’t count her out

[ad_1] Rhona Hoffman leans forward in her chair. “I turned Rashid Johnson down when he was begging me to do a show,” she recalls, placing her hands on the table in front of her. “I was either busy or just stupid, because I didn’t understand the work. Sometimes things happen and you’re just not in

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NEW contemporary art gallery to open in New York City’s Lower East Side.

[ad_1] Heft, a new contemporary art gallery founded by artist and curator Adam Heft Berninger, will officially open its doors in New York City’s Lower East Side on Wednesday April 23rd, 2025. The gallery marks the evolution of Berninger’s acclaimed curatorial venture, Tender, into a permanent exhibition space dedicated to artists pioneering new systems of

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