Layo Bright: Bloom10th October, 2024 -13th October , 2024Superposition GalleryBooth E131-54 Contemporary African Art FairSomerset HouseThe Strand Superposition Gallery is proud to present their latest exhibition at 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair featuring Nigerian artist Layo Bright in a show titled Bloom, at Booth E13 at Somerset House on the Strand in London which coincides
AN experienced artist who started his creative journey in Warrington 50 years ago will be returning to his roots with a new exhibition. Ian Irvine was just 16 when he started a two-year foundation course at the former Warrington College of Art and Design back in 1974.It was in Warrington that he fell in love
Right now, Walid Raad is supposed to have two shows on view at Sfeir-Semler Gallery in Beirut, the capital city of Lebanon, the country where he was born. Taken as one, the shows would’ve constituted the celebrated conceptual artist’s first exhibition in Lebanon in seven years. Now, those shows, along with most galleries’ exhibitions in
A new London gallery that has opened this week is seeking to pull focus away from the capital by consciously showing work by artists based outside of it. William Hine in Camberwell, south-east London, has been established by the eponymous Manchester-born gallerist, a former director at Grimm Gallery who has also held roles at David
If you’re attending Art Basel Paris this year, you may find it hard to leave its splendid new showcase — the revamped Grand Palais. But Paris has a copious buffet of offerings in its museums and art foundations that are definitely worth your time. Here are a few choice picks: Gustave Caillebotte You may or
Valley Environmental Planning, on behalf of Dr Charles and Mrs Judith Owston, is seeking permission to convert the ground floor of 6 Horsemarket, Middleton-in-Teesdale, from a commercial unit into a residential property. The current owners of Judith’s Art Gallery, aged 90 and 80, fear the premises could become derelict if left empty. Submitted plans indicate
Valley Environmental Planning, on behalf of Dr Charles and Mrs Judith Owston, is seeking permission to convert the ground floor of 6 Horsemarket, Middleton-in-Teesdale, from a commercial unit into a residential property. The current owners of Judith’s Art Gallery, aged 90 and 80, fear the premises could become derelict if left empty. Submitted plans indicate
Hampden will lose another dining spot this month when The Arthouse closes permanently after 11 years of operation. Owners Randy Oto and Priya Rayadurg posted on Facebook and Instagram that the popular pizza bar and art gallery at 1115 W. 36th St. has been unable to extend its lease and will have a “Going Out
A free festival in Rotherham town centre will feature a captivating trail of projection installations. It follows on from last year’s popular Museum of The Moon event. As part of the yearlong celebration of our borough becoming the world’s first Children’s Capital of Culture, Rotherham will host a free Winter Festival from Friday 24th to
Demonstrators against the war in Palestine co-opted a tactic of climate change activists, targeting a Pablo Picasso painting for a protest at the National Gallery in London. Two members of the group Youth Demand taped a photograph of a Gazan mother and child over the Spanish artist’s 1901 work Motherhood (La Maternité), and poured red