[ad_1] While much of Washington, DC, is focused on a different presidential election, this week the National Gallery of Art (NGA) revealed that its trustees have elected Darren Walker, most recently the president of the Ford Foundation in New York, to be the gallery’s next board president. Walker begins his new role immediately, succeeding the
[ad_1] Dynamically sited in the newly renovated Grand Palais, Art Basel returned to Paris for its third edition with a new home and a new name. Previously dubbed Paris + par Art Basel, it’s now officially known as Art Basel Paris, joining Art Basel, Art Basel Miami Beach, and Art Basel Hong Kong as one
[ad_1] From left or right: Mary Corse’s Untitled (Blue Diamond with Black Inner Band), 2024; Untitled (White Diamond with Black Reflective Inner Band), 2024; Untitled (Black Diamond with Black Inner Band), 2023; and The Halo Room, 2023-2024. © Mary Corse, courtesy Pace Gallery My eyes can’t stop. They’re riding high along the light gray stripe
[ad_1] Coventry Rugby’s 150th anniversary is being showcased by the city’s Herbert Art Gallery & Museum who have recently launched a special commemorative display. This display brings together a remarkable collection of artefacts, photographs, and memorabilia spanning the club’s rich and illustrious history. Visitors are also able to enjoy a short film highlighting key moments
[ad_1] The painting was a “very carefully constructed work”, which Constable painted in London, Mr Rumberg said. “The Hay Wain, when it was first shown in 1821, wasn’t really well received at all, and it wasn’t until a few years later, when the picture was shown in the Salon in Paris, that it was recognised
[ad_1] It’s a fall festival, here in our weekly online art gallery. But no matter what subject you choose — and whether you’re a first-timer or old-timer — we welcome your submissions. Watercolors, oils, charcoal, pen-and-ink, acrylics, digital, lithographs, collages, macramé, jewelry, sculpture, decoupage, needlepoint — we want whatever you’ve got. Age, level of experience,
[ad_1] Growing up and working in a family of commercial real estate developers, Tanner Ewing had first-hand experience of what an empty office could become. So when a more-than-5,000-square-foot space became available in the Design District, it didn’t take much convincing to get his father, Edward Ewing, to agree to its transformation into the neighborhood’s
[ad_1] This city is absolutely rammed full of amazing art galleries and museums. We’ve got everything from major contemporary art museums to high end commercial galleries, stunning local institutions to incredible independent spaces. That means that there are a lot of exhibitions to see. But how do you sort the good from the bad? How
[ad_1] Last week, a group of U.K. museum directors including the National Gallery’s Gabriele Finaldi, the V&A’s Tristram Hunt, and the British Museum’s Nicholas Cullinan, published an open letter imploring climate protestors to stop targeting their art. Activist group Just Stop Oil has now responded. “Let’s meet next week,” it suggested. “We’ll leave the soup
[ad_1] An exhibition of contemporary figurative art that explores the themes including of race, identity, gender and climate change, through the outstanding works of racially marginalised artists, opens at the Ferens Art Gallery this Friday (18 October). Seen and Unseen focuses on the work of pioneering artist Nahem Shoa and includes work by his friend