September 19, 2026

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Build designer for Hereford’s new museum and gallery

[ad_1] A contractor has been appointed to take Hereford’s new museum and art gallery up to the building stage. Herefordshire Council, which is overseeing the project, now likely to cost up to £22 million, has commissioned London-based consultancy and construction firm Mace “to provide project management, design, quantity surveying and contract management services”, valued at

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‘Graphic’ art exhibition at Newtown gallery shut early

[ad_1] An art exhibition depicting graphic sexual acts has closed early after the work’s subject matter sparked outrage with Sydney locals. The exhibition was created by artist Rollzey, who hired out a space in Studio 551 in Newtown in Sydney’s inner-west to promote his collection called “F–k Yeah”. Intended to run from October 17-22, the

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New multi-artist gallery will enhance Sisters’ arts scene

[ad_1] Brad Earl was in the midst of a successful 46-year career as an architect when his wife Dale McCullough encouraged him to take up painting. That was 26 years ago, when his daughter Sloane was young. Sloane had already shown a knack for the visual arts. “She’s been a sketcher since she was two

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OSAC Showcase provides options for Weyburn Art Gallery, now booking into 2026 – DiscoverWeyburn.com

[ad_1] Members of the Weyburn Arts Council and the Weyburn Concert Series were in Saskatoon this past weekend for the Annual Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) Showcase.  Curator with the Weyburn Art Gallery Regan Lanning said OSAC enables these groups to check out musical performances and visual arts exhibitions to help determine what will

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Kamloops Art Gallery to begin search for new executive director as Chrumka bows out – Kamloops News

[ad_1] Photo: Kim Anderson Outgoing Kamloops Art Gallery executive director Margaret Chrumka at the opening tour of Deanna Bowen: Black Drones in the Hive, October 2023. After spending a dozen years with the Kamloops Art Gallery, executive director Margaret Chrumka is bidding farewell with the search for her replacement to begin shortly. In a news

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2024 Juried Student Exhibition at University Art Gallery opens November 7

[ad_1] Selected art by Sonoma State students will be featured in SSU’s 2024 Juried Student Exhibition on view at the University Art Gallery Nov. 7 to Dec. 14. The annual exhibition gives all currently enrolled SSU students a chance to showcase their painting, sculpture, photography, printmaking, and drawing skills and creativity. Chris Grunder, Director of

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Letter: Hospital and art gallery can share artworks

[ad_1] We again urge CVRD directors to approve annual budgeting for our landmark art-gallery project Dear CVRD directors and Premier David Eby: We heartily applaud Island Health for inviting Cowichan artists to submit work and creative ideas about decorating our new hospital with healing artworks. Details are found on the Citizen’s Oct. 18, 2024 website.

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Diwali festival celebrated at Woolgoolga Art Gallery

[ad_1] People’s Choice winner ‘Perceptive’ by Sue Trefz. THE Diwali Exhibition at the Woolgoolga Art Gallery opened to the atmospheric music of the Rasayana Sacred Sound, comprising Chris-James Melchizedek playing the cittern and Gurnak Singh on the tablas. Guest speaker, Member for Coffs Harbour Gurmesh Singh, provided a rich and historical narrative of the meaning

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Art to See at U.S. Museums, Galleries and Auction Houses This Fall

[ad_1] This article is part of the Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on the art world stretching boundaries with new artists, new audiences and new technology. This fall, museums and galleries across the country are exploring how art forms and styles have evolved at pivotal points in history. They are also celebrating the people

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Celebrating two centuries of the National Gallery

[ad_1] In Skyfall, the Bond franchise’s 50th anniversary film, the passing-prime protagonist sits alone in Room 34 of the National Gallery. In a moment of reflection as he waits to meet the young and tech-savvy new Q, he gazes at Turner’s The Fighting Temeraire. Though unacknowledged, there is a quiet camaraderie between him and that

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