[ad_1] Under the glass roof of the Grand Palais, Art Paris returns this week for its its 28th edition, bringing together more than 160 galleries from over 20 countries in a four-day fair that blends contemporary art, design and critical debate. Running from 9 to 12 April, the 2026 edition leans into two central themes
[ad_1] The National Gallery has announced that its largest and most significant transformation in its 200-year history will be designed by the Japanese architect behind Tokyo’s Olympic stadium. The new wing will be designed by Kengo Kuma as part of Project Domani, the gallery’s expansion into art from the 20th and 21st centuries. Its completion
[ad_1] A primary school in Dorset is bringing its art curriculum to life outside the classroom. Pupils from Hill View Primary School in Bournemouth, part of the Reach South Academy Trust, recently visited Southampton City Art Gallery as part of the school’s commitment to a creative and engaging art and design programme. During the visit,
[ad_1] The site is now powered almost entirely by a newly installed solar array, which will generate 89,624 kWh annually, enough to power the café, galleries, offices, and accommodation across the 120-acre estate. The new EV charging offer coincides with the opening of EXTRACTION, a major spring exhibition exploring the environmental, cultural, and psychological impacts
[ad_1] When asked about her art-making practice later in life, after her children had grown up and left home, the German artist Käthe Kollwitz replied: “I work like a cow grazes.” She didn’t mean she was relaxed, content and experiencing a newfound creative liberty; she meant that her work was suffering from the absence of
[ad_1] Falmouth Art Gallery has announced an ambitious new programme of exhibitions for 2026/27, promising a year of shows exploring themes of movement, identity and creative experimentation. The season is already underway with Magic of Movement: Automata and the Memory Café, which runs until May 9. The interactive exhibition delves into the imaginative world of
[ad_1] Pupils from Hill View Primary School in Bournemouth, part of the Reach South Academy Trust, recently visited Southampton City Art Gallery as part of the school’s commitment to a creative and engaging art and design programme. During the visit, pupils explored both permanent and temporary exhibitions, including works in painting, sculpture, photography, drawing and
[ad_1] As the distorting impact of the Covid-19 pandemic fades, we can start to see more clearly how it changed the museum landscape, and how the near-complete drops in museum attendance in 2020 have obscured deeper trends. The Art Newspaper’s annual visitor-numbers survey compiles figures from art museums around the world for the preceding calendar
[ad_1] A new exhibition at the Guildhall Art Gallery merges paintings and soundscapes. Show more A new exhibition called ‘Underground (and Surface)’, by Jock McFadyen and Jem Finer, has opened at the Guildhall Art Gallery in the City of London. It features huge paintings of London cityscapes and Tube stations, as well as layered recordings
[ad_1] The exhibition runs through to Wednesday, May 20 at Jenny Penney Local makers Shop & Gallery at Mangerton Mill. Known for his unmistakable style, Brooke transforms brushwork into narrative scenes that blend myth, fantasy and a subtle sense of humour. His characters and landscapes often feel as though they’ve stepped out of an ancient