July 27, 2026

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New Pattaya art gallery showcases paintings of late national artist

[ad_1] Saharat added that the gallery will feature various artists’ works throughout the year, offering both locals and tourists a continuous display of artistic talent. The Vision Behind Flipper Art Space Pattaya Saharat, who also owns Bubbly Oyster Bar, shared that his passion for art inspired the project. Over the years, he has collected numerous

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Kate joins youngsters on school bus to National Portrait Gallery for art trail

[ad_1] Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email The Princess of Wales took a school bus to the National Portrait Gallery with a group of young children and joined them on an

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Beaming Princess Kate gets off school bus hand-in-hand with kids as she joins class on trip to art gallery

[ad_1] PRINCESS Kate has made her first appearance since sharing a photo taken by her son Prince Louis. The Princess of Wales, 43, was joined by young children for an interactive trail at the National Portrait Gallery in London. 8 Princess Kate during the visit at the National Portrait Gallery (NPG)Credit: BackGrid 8 The Princess

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Inhotim, Brazil’s vast open-air art gallery, gets its first hotel

[ad_1] At the end of a sweltering January day, a tropical downpour has refreshed the evening air. Big blue butterflies swoop among the ferns. The people walking the paths of this open-air museum seem a little dazed, as if overawed by the conjunction of contemporary art and natural beauty, both on a grand scale. Outside

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Contemporary art space opens in Jaipur City Palace – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] In the paintings and photographs gallery of the Jaipur City Palace hangs a portrait of the bejewelled Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, who founded Jaipur in 1727 and began building the palace that same year. A passionate astronomer with keen interests in architecture and literature, Jai Singh II is today remembered not just as

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Eat your art out: Melbourne’s top gallery restaurants

[ad_1] This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to Melbourne Enhancing a museum or art gallery with a quality dining venue is a trend that has steadily spread among major cities, with institutions such as Paris’s Palais de Tokyo art complex leading the way in “pairing” high art with top food. Melbourne is no

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Colchester musician on the future of Art of the Roadz

[ad_1] The Art of the Roadz series is a collaboration between Colchester musician, DJ, and podcaster Owen Louis who is also known as Project Lando, Sir Gassed of Gassed Clothing Co, and The Minories. It takes place at The Minories Art Gallery in Colchester’s High Street. Its aim is to encourage young people with talent and

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1-54 Marrakech fair opens with strong sales and a spotlight on Morocco’s growing art scene – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] For this year’s 1-54 Contemporary African Art fair in Marrakech, 30 galleries from all over the world set up stands at La Mamounia, the palatial luxury hotel on the edge of the city’s chaotic medina, as well as the art events space Dada just off Jemaa el-Fnaa, the main square, which is filled by

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Vancouver Art Gallery invites proposals from Canadian architecture firms as it restarts building project – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Just six weeks after pulling the plug on a long-planned new building project designed by the Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron after its initial budget of C$400m ($296.4m) ballooned to C$600m ($444.6m), the Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) has initiated another architectural competition. Perhaps in keeping with the gallery’s desire to play it

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The best places to see art in Bristol this winter

[ad_1] To fight off the winter blues! Bristol has emerged as a hub of art and entertainment, with an international reputation as a centre for culture. For us university students, we may assume that Bristol’s ‘culture’ refers to the great institutions of La Rocca or Jason Donervan, or perhaps the beautiful interiors of the Wills

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