March 30, 2026

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Ancient Bronze Age treasures unveiled in newly upgraded gallery

Ancient treasures have gone on display in a newly upgraded gallery. The Horsham Museum and Art Gallery exhibition was made possible thanks to community donations following a break-in at the museum in autumn 2025, which caused damage to a historic window. Funds raised through a community-backed GoFundMe campaign allowed the museum to make much needed

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University art space set to take centre stage

A North East university is strengthening its presence in the cultural sector with plans to open a new creative hub in a landmark city centre venue. The University of Sunderland is set to launch a new space within Culture House Sunderland, which will become the new home of the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art (NGCA).

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10 European breaks with unmissable exhibitions

The Antwerp Six shaped the fashion world as we know it, and a new exhibition at MoMu in Antwerp promises to give them the recognition they deserve. All trained at the fashion department of Antwerp’s Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Dirk Bikkembergs, Ann Demeulemeester, Walter Van Beirendonck, Dries Van Noten, Dirk Van Saene and Marina

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Black Country art gallery set to reopen free library featuring thousands of books and resources

The free Art Library, featuring thousands of art books and resources, will reopen to the public from April 1 at 10am at the New Art Gallery Walsall. Located on the mezzanine, the Art Library provides a dedicated reference resource where visitors can explore a wide range of art-related materials, with a collection including around 5,000

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The rise and fall of ‘buy-one, give-one’ art sales – The Art Newspaper

If you wanted to purchase a painting by a red-hot contemporary artist a few years ago, you were probably told to get in line. Some galleries had dozens, even hundreds, of prospective buyers and only a handful of works available. But there was a reliable way to get to the front of the pack: a

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Bye-bye to bogos: the rise and fall of ‘buy-one, give-one’ art sales – The Art Newspaper

If you wanted to purchase a painting by a red-hot contemporary artist a few years ago, you were probably told to get in line. Some galleries had dozens, even hundreds, of prospective buyers and only a handful of works available. But there was a reliable way to get to the front of the pack: a

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The Scary Guy’s art gallery opens its doors for a Wigan festival exhibition

An extraordinary exhibition celebrating creativity, individuality and the stories behind the artists will open in the town centre this March as part of Wigan Arts Festival 2026. Hosted at Scary’s Art Gallery at 68 Market Street, Wigan, the exhibition brings together an eclectic mix of artists from Wigan, the North West and the wider world,

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Unique opportunity to see priceless Monet masterpiece at Lancashire art gallery

Art lovers are being offered a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see an original Claude Monet masterpiece in Blackpool this spring. From Saturday, March 28, to June 13, Grundy Art Gallery will host Monet’s The Petit Bras of the Seine at Argenteuil (1872) as part of the National Gallery Masterpiece Tour 2025–2027. The breathtaking oil painting –

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Art curator and Constable expert set for new exhibition

As Art Collections & Learning Curator at Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service, Emma has curated an extraordinary range of exhibitions spanning centuries, disciplines, and audiences. From John Constable to Rodin’s The Kiss, from children’s book illustration to Ed Sheeran, from hairstyles in art to 500 years of surgery, explosives, and East Anglian printmaking, her work

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‘Contemporary art gallery on a bus’ coming to Edinburgh’s Calton Hill this March

A new touring exhibition will soon begin its journey across Scotland. Travelling Gallery’s 2026 Spring Tour is coming to Edinburgh on March 20, bringing contemporary art to audiences in East Lothian, Angus, Moray, the Cairngorms, Skye, Renfrewshire and Falkirk. The exhibition, titled real-time friction, explores the complex relationship between technology, the internet and personal identity.

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