February 11, 2026

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20 London exhibitions in October: from The Tate Modern to the V&A

Art cognoscenti, connoisseurs and collectors descend on the capital for a jam-packed weekend as Frieze returns to Regent’s Park – but everyone’s invited. Discover myriad collections across multiple mediums as some of the world’s greatest galleries showcase work by celebrated artists and emerging talents. Highlights include Charlotte Edey’s solo exhibition, Thin Places, with Ginny on

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George Stubbs art exhibition at Wentworth Woodhouse

In 1762 George Stubbs was summoned to Rotherham stately home Wentworth Woodhouse by the 2nd Marquess of Rockingham, Charles Watson-Wentworth, to paint several of his prized horses. One of the grandest country houses in England and a rival to Chatsworth House and Blenheim Palace, it was to be his place of work for almost a

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Art Exhibition in Crown Heights: Terror, Faith and Hope

A new art gallery has opened in Crown Heights, dedicated to honoring the souls lost during the Simchas Torah atrocities last year and praying for the immediate release of the hostages. The gallery, located on President Street, features the work of over 30 Jewish artists in an impressive multimedia exhibition. To mark the first anniversary

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art to Present Major Exhibition of Works by John Singer Sargent From His Transformative Decade in Paris

Press release Exhibition Dates:The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: April 21 – August 3, 2025 Musée d’Orsay, Paris: September 22, 2025 – January 11, 2026 Exhibition Location: The Met Fifth Avenue, The Tisch Galleries, Gallery 899, 2nd floor Coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the artist’s death, Sargent and Paris will include approximately 100 works

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Haitian Modern Art At The National Gallery In Washington, D.C.

Hector Hyppolite, ‘3 Marassa,’ 1947′ oil on board height: 60.96 x 60.96 cm (24 x 24 in.) National Gallery of Art, Promised Gift of Beverly and John Fox Sullivan. Luke Christopher America has never needed an art exhibition the way it needs “Spirit & Strength: Modern Art from Haiti,” on view through March 8, 2025,

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Celebrating tricksters with new Peachland Art Gallery exhibit

The exhibit runs until Nov. 17 A new exhibit opened at the Peachland Art Gallery on Oct. 12 The gallery features Mount Boucherie Secondary School’s head of the Art Department Jim Elwood and Westbank First Nation artist and one of Elwood’s former students, Coralee Miller.  West Kelowna fibre sculptor Anabelle Stanley is also highlighted in the

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penguins on parade, Neo Naturists’ balancing act, and chocoholics get a hit

Do not p-p-p-pick up a penguin At Frieze London, Palace Enterprise gallery is drawing crowds with its mass of lovable inflatable penguins. The birds (2017), a sculptural work by the Danish artist Benedikte Bjerre, comprises a large group of walking helium foil balloons in the shape of the aquatic birds. There is a serious point to the

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St Mary’s CE Primary School, Hornsey, marks 175th anniversary

Each year group was given a different time period to create their art from (Image: St Mary’s CE Primary School) We knew we had a special anniversary coming up but discovered, with the help of the Hornsey Historical Society, that there has been a St Mary’s in the area since 1849, making us 175 years

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Maro Itoje, co-founder of Akoje Gallery, on why he’s not afraid of missing out

Maro Itoje is a professional rugby union player who plays for the north London club Saracens and for the England national team. Last year, he and his business partner Khalil Akar founded Akoje Gallery, which is dedicated to promoting artists with unique perspectives, particularly African, Caribbean and diaspora artists. The Art Newspaper: You have long

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Andy Warhol artwork to go on display in Milton Keynes

More than 130 images created by the American artist, who was born in 1928 and died in 1987, will be on show, including two paintings of British art duo Gilbert & George, who were the focus of MK Gallery’s inaugural exhibition in 1999. His work from the 1950s – 80s, including early drawings, painted-silkscreens and

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