[ad_1] The director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Michael Brand, has announced he will step down from his position in July 2025, triggering a national and international search for his successor. Much of Brand’s tenure was spent driving the gallery’s redevelopment project, Sydney Modern, which doubled the institution’s exhibition capacity by partnering
[ad_1] Show Fullscreen London’s Wallace Collection is seeking to appoint an architect to design a “site-wide transformation” of its grade II-listed Marylebone base. The art gallery is planning a significant redevelopment of Hertford House, a late 18th and 19th century former mansion house on Manchester Square, just north of Oxford Street. Built for the Seymour
[ad_1] India Art Fair Delhi, the leading platform showcasing modern and contemporary art from India and South Asia, returns for its 16th edition at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in New Delhi from 6th to 9th February 2025. Led in partnership with BMW India, India Art Fair Delhi 2025 sees a record number of 116 Indian
[ad_1] I eerily followed in a fellow Express & Star reporter’s footsteps 120 years on to review the same feminist painter. Yet her work is now haunting my dreams in the same way. Wolverhampton Art Gallery is running a recreation of the Evelyn De Morgan exhibition from 1908 but this time around it’s called Painted
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[ad_1] Abstract artist Anya Ward is exhibiting her third solo show “Tell Me About You and Me” at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery. The exhibition, which features acrylic and mixed media paintings on wood panels and canvas, runs until November 16. Ms Ward’s work is described as ‘intuitive and spontaneously created,’ featuring a combination of
[ad_1] The director of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW) Michael Brand will leave the Sydney gallery in July 2025, after 13 years at the helm. Brand’s departure follows the completion of the $344 million Sydney Modern project in December 2022, including the opening of a new building — called Naala Badu —
[ad_1] “As we are now building on the success of the Sydney Modern transformation, it feels like the right time to transition to a new generation of leadership for the next exciting chapter in the history of our 153-year-old art museum,” he announced to senior staff. Brand’s reign has had its low points: a landmark
[ad_1] The Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, has received a significant posthumous donation from the foundation of one of its former trustees, Bulgarian-American software developer Aso O. Tavitian, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 80. The donation includes 331 artworks and a $45 million endowment to support a new curatorial position,
[ad_1] Griffith Regional Art Gallery is set to become the centre of Australian Contemporary Jewellery with the upcoming Alchemy: A National Contemporary Jewellery Initiative. From November through December, the Gallery will present a trio of high-end jewellery and design exhibitions, creating a unique and stunning visual experience for all visitors. The first exhibition, The National