December 5, 2025

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‘We need to rethink’: new exhibition revisits an Israeli conceptual art project, 53 years on – The Art Newspaper

“There are people who do not know how to destroy fragments of their lives, even though they hinder their development,” the Israeli artist Dov Or-Ner wrote in typewritten instructions for a conceptual art experiment in 1972, referencing a general desire to release things from the past that no longer serve us. “What is suggested here

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Saatchi Gallery marks 40 years with an oil lake, a spinning car and a riot of contemporary art

A vast lake of crude oil and a car spinning mid-air above a sea of discarded tyres headline the Saatchi Gallery’s winter exhibition, marking 40 years of contemporary art at the institution. Founded during the surge of Young British Artists in the 1980s, the Saatchi Gallery opened in 1985 in a former paint factory in

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Matisse lithograph added to Leeds art lending scheme

A print by one of the 20th Century’s most influential artists has become available for loan as part of a gallery’s lending scheme. Henri Matisse’s The Dancer (1949) is one of 24 lithographs produced by the artist in the 1940s. It is among more than 100 artworks added to Leeds Art Gallery’s Picture Library lending

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Lehigh University’s massive art collection is now available through a free app

Lehigh University Art Galleries has launched Bloomberg Connects, a free mobile app that allows visitors to explore the museum’s collection both in person and remotely through photos, audio and video content. The app, created by Bloomberg Philanthropies, provides access to information about current exhibitions, self-guided tours of gallery spaces and the museum’s outdoor sculpture collection.

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Stephen Friedman on why he is closing his New York gallery

Amid mixed messages from the art market, veteran London gallerist Stephen Friedman, who opened in New York just over two years ago, is to close his Tribeca space. The gallery will shut in February, following its ongoing show of work by the Uitoto (Indigenous Colombian Amazon) artist Santiago Yahuarcani. “It was a tough decision,” Friedman

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Oxford Art Society: Discovering local talent on St Giles’

On a grey, rain-soaked afternoon in September, St John’s Kendrew Barn Gallery offers a quiet beacon away from busy St Giles’. The mix of warm light and colour provides a welcome retreat from the weather, and an inspiring insight into the local artistic talent of Oxford. It is the perfect setting for the Oxford Art

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Burnham-On-Sea art gallery and gift shop celebrates its 20th anniversary today

A Burnham-On-Sea gift shop and art gallery is celebrating a big milestone today (Tuesday) as it marks its 20th anniversary. Sea Breeze, based in Victoria Street, first opened its doors in 2005 when it was founded by Rhonda Mills and her daughter Lizzie. The shop has since become a popular local destination for arts, crafts

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Stephen Friedman to close New York gallery, two years after opening the Tribeca space – The Art Newspaper

The Canadian-born, London-based dealer Stephen Friedman is to close his New York gallery at the end of February 2026, less than three years after he opened the space in Tribeca. According to a statement from the gallery, the decision to “conclude its New York programme” marks a “strategic evolution for the gallery as it consolidates

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Local artists launching pop-up gallery at Orillia Square mall

Grand opening of Red Dot Gallery taking place Dec. 2 NEWS RELEASE MARSHMELLOW ************************* Two friends, Raune-lea Marshall and Deby Melillo, who came together in 2023 to form the local art duo known as MarshMellow, are celebrating a major milestone: the opening of their own pop-up Red Dot Gallery this December. The pair is known

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Photography gallery’s new approach of residency welcomes artists who are also first-timers

Photographic Resource Center Artists Sri Thumati, left, and Elizabeth Hopkins flank Catherine LeComte Lecce of the Photographic Resource Center at an exhibition of their work. Now in its last day, an exhibition organized by the 49-year-old Photographic Resource Center showcases projects from its inaugural artist-in-residence program. This was the first residency experience for both selected

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