[ad_1] The talk of Art Basel Paris’s third edition has no doubt been the Grand Palais, the architectural gem custom-built 124 years ago for the Universal Exposition of 1900. After a three-year renovation ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics, the venue has never looked better. Its iconic mint paint gleamed in the sunlight, especially during Wednesday’s
[ad_1] The National Gallery of Australia will embark on the largest investment in its grounds in more than four decades, with the museum announcing the winning tender to recreate its sculpture gardens on Thursday. The National Sculpture Garden, designed in the early 1980s, will need to attract about $60m in philanthropy and fundraising to realise
[ad_1] COUNTY DURHAM MINES: Ted Holloway’s journey with mining art began eighty years ago; image shows ‘The Bevin Boys’, by Ted Holloway, 1964 – oil on canvas (Image: © Artist’s Estate) A new exhibition at the Mining Art Gallery brings together a selection of Ted Holloway’s paintings and drawings highlighting his journey from miner to
[ad_1] A unique project at Manchester Art Gallery that creates a welcoming space for families with small children who are seeking sanctuary in the city has been shortlisted for a prestigious award by the Museum’s Association. The Association’s annual ‘Museums Change Lives’ awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding work by UK museums in delivering social
[ad_1] The Orchard Gallery represents the latest initiative from GoCreate Taunton CIC, a well-regarded local arts organization known for its contributions such as the rainbow pathway, Art Trails, festivals, and other creative endeavours. The exhibition showcases the work of six talented local female artists who are members of GoCreate: Georgina Peters, Janet Glyn Smith, Jenny
[ad_1] In a ceremony on Wednesday (16 October) at Vancouver’s Heffel Fine Art Auction House, the Audain Art Museum unveiled its latest acquisition: a historical watercolour by Emily Carr (1871-1945). Held for many years in private collections, War Canoes, Alert Bay (around 1908), was displayed next to an oil-on-canvas depiction of the same scene painted in 1912,
[ad_1] Cindy Huang installing Offering in Te Whare Toi o Heretaunga’s foyer gallery. Photo / Max Bull-Crossan Many of the local people she spoke with had limited direct interactions with the community, and their memories often extended only to shopping at the grocery store. As a result, she pieced together a picture of their lives,
[ad_1] “People want to give me their money, and I say, ‘Okay!’” said Talal Abillama, founder of Gratin gallery, as he ate Peking duck and sesame noodles this past May. Initially, this came off as naive, but I gradually realized that it was just this kind of projection of ease that attracts collectors and artists
[ad_1] Goulburn Regional Art Gallery has been announced as a nominee for three innovative high-calibre exhibition and engagement projects for the 2024 IMAGinE Awards. The IMAGinE Awards highlight the resilience, innovation and creativity of museums and galleries and Aboriginal cultural spaces and recognise the people who work in them. These Awards, facilitated by Museums and
[ad_1] The exhibition runs through Oct. 31. Mark Cocksedge Robbie Williams is leaning into new ventures. The British singer-songwriter has turned his hand to artwork with three imaginative pieces, now on display in a leading London art gallery. Williams’ inspiration includes the expressive works of British painter David Hockney, the vibrant style of American multimedia