[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Louis Kahn died in a lavatory at New York’s Penn Station in 1974. He was returning from India but the address in his passport had been mysteriously scratched out and his body remained unidentified
[ad_1] Sealed for 50 years after her death in 1954, the bathroom and wardrobes at La Casa Azul (the Blue House), Frida Kahlo’s family home, now an art gallery, were finally opened in 2004 to reveal a treasure trove of artefacts: clothing pulled from trunks, still retaining the smell of perfume and cigarette smoke, the
[ad_1] Gray Area Gallery in West End Street, Norwich, opened in March 2023 and has since held nine exhibitions. To celebrate its first birthday, the gallery held an exhibition featuring the work of its four represented artists: Mark Mann, Dan Bloodworth, Daniel Franklin, and Kenza Gray. The exhibition opened on March 28 and ran until
[ad_1] An installation view of “Linder: Danger Came Smiling” at the Hayward Gallery. Simon Coates for Observer When U.K. punk band the Buzzcocks were looking for cover art for their 1977 Orgasm Addict single, twenty-three-year-old Linda Mulvey had just completed a graphic design degree at Manchester Polytechnic. The band settled on one of Mulvey’s untitled
[ad_1] The News10NBC Team details breaking News, Traffic and Weather. ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Members of Bank of America have the opportunity to attend the Memorial Art Gallery (MAG) at no cost this weekend, as they are offering free admission to all members of the bank. The museum has announced they will be participating in the
[ad_1] Huxley-Parlour, already established with two locations in central London, will open its third gallery near Marlborough on Saturday, April 26. The new exhibition space is expected to host between six and eight exhibitions annually. The first exhibition, titled Lucie Rie: Selected Works 1955–1982, will feature 14 ceramic works from the artist’s London period. Rie,
[ad_1] Following the acquisition and integration of Art Marketing into Gallery Group last year, the supplier is now taking the next step in “bringing everything together under one roof” – from today, Art Marketing will officially integrate into Gallery Direct to create “a more streamlined and enhanced trading experience”, says Gallery. What this means for
[ad_1] Laurent Martin “Lo,” Alignement des Planètes (Alignment of the Planets), 2024. Courtesy of Laurent Martin “Lo” and 10 Chancery Lane Gallery Laurent Martin “Lo” is a visionary French artist renowned for his masterful bamboo sculptures that appear to float or balance with ethereal elegance. Trained as a visual artist in Paris, Lo spent many
[ad_1] A week-long flurry of art exhibitions, talks and events will sweep Saudi Arabia’s capital this month. The inaugural Art Week Riyadh (6–13 April) will include presentations from more than 45 local, regional and international galleries, as well as exhibitions organised by private and institutional Saudi collections, and a public programme of talks, films, workshops
[ad_1] Attention has become the ultimate commodity this century, and the art business has drilled this lesson deeper and deeper into its operating principles every year. But as artists, commercial galleries, institutions, cultural brands and publications race to outcompete each other daily for a precious slice of your headspace, saying less is becoming a magnetic