[ad_1] On a recent cool, damp, overcast afternoon in Hong Kong, a modest crowd of artists, collectors and curious browsers filled a gallery for the opening of “The Flowers of Evil,” an exhibition of fine art photography in an industrial district outside the city center. Visitors emerged from a dusty freight elevator, slipped into a
[ad_1] KUDOS to The Base Greenham, shortly to be the opening venue for The Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition Joan Miró: Painting and Poetry. Joan Miró, Untitled, 1974 © Successió Miró ADAGP, Paris and DACS London 2025 The exhibition runs from Friday, April 4 to Sunday 27. It brings together 26 lithographic prints created by the
[ad_1] Ms Page, who is the current Deputy Director and Director of Collections at the Art Gallery, is the first female director. With over 2 million visits a year, the Art Gallery of NSW is one most significant cultural institutions in Australia. Ms Page, who was appointed following a global search for the best candidate
[ad_1] Grace’s latest exhibition at Gateway Gallery – In and Out Of Grace: (Oh, It’s What You Do To Me), presents new and recent autobiographical artworks that explore and highlight the everyday life of living with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI). Grace Currie ‘Magic Artist’ presents works inspired by her lived experiences, her evolving world view,
[ad_1] Switzerland’s only Titian painting was deemed a fake by a Swiss art authentication company using artificial intelligence in 2022. Courtesy of Kunsthaus Zurich Buying expensive art requires a good eye and, presumably, a strong stomach. Judd Grossman, a lawyer in Manhattan who helps clients in the purchase of high-priced works of art, principally writing
[ad_1] Jack Bolton’s new show Something Somewhere, presenting images linked by their vivid colours, surreal compositions, and ambiguous subjects, will open at Prism Contemporary art gallery during the first week of April. The Blackburn-born photographer’s art, which is internationally published and exhibited, focuses on surreal moments in urban environments to encourage people to observe the
[ad_1] Remfry is known for grand-scale watercolours of dancers and nightclubs, as well as pictures of friends and visitors to his studio in the Chelsea Hotel in New York City. His career includes more than 60 solo shows across Europe and the USA. The new retrospective exhibition will feature more than 60 of Remfry’s paintings
[ad_1] Spring. What a fun yoyo. Just another little quirk of Ohio. Thirty degrees feels so much colder after a 70-degree day. It’s a good thing “Quilts 2025” is setting up at Lake Metroparks Farmpark, 8800 Kirtland-Chardon Road, Kirtland. The show opens on March 28. Expect brilliant colors and stunning designs that will warm your
[ad_1] Co-directors Matthew Chesney and Suzanne Golden said they also wanted to create a new community garden and ground-floor gallery. In a statement, they said: “We are home to many artists, collectives and community groups from diverse backgrounds and experiences. “The investments from our funders will allow us to continue this work in the future.
[ad_1] Marie Woods, a former trustee of the museum trust, told the meeting: “In my view, the finances place the museums in a viable situation and local authority management can lead to entanglement and financial uncertainty. “There has been a complete lack of transparency and little regard for communication, including how it will affect the