[ad_1] Thuline De Cock, who is originally from Belgium but now lives in Kendal, closed her Windermere gallery after being diagnosed with adult polyglucosan body disease (APBD). APBD is a rare disorder that has affected Thuline’s balance and ability to walk long distances. Currently there is no cure and treatment only helps in managing symptoms.
[ad_1] Gillian Harwood, of London-based company Lewes Workspace Ltd, has applied to Great Yarmouth Borough Council to change the use of the ground floor of St John’s Head pub, on North Quay. The Grade II listed building has been empty since last summer after the departure of its most recent landlords. Ms Harwood, who runs
[ad_1] The more-than-100-year-old building, on Broad Street in Bungay, is thought to have been used for storage by American forces during the Second World War before later opening as a carpentry shop. East Suffolk Council has now granted permission for the building to be converted into an art gallery. Applicants Barbara and Brendon Bernard, who
[ad_1] You’ll be able to visit England’s oldest public art gallery, featuring work from Gainsborough and Van Dyck, entirely for free this month. Running from March 7 to March 15, National Lottery Open Week offers people across the UK the chance to see some incredible sites of history for free or significantly cheaper, with hundreds
[ad_1] Emma Richardson’s major show brings together her striking series of oil paintings with pieces she selected from the gallery’s own expansive collection. The Levitate Me: Desire, Ecstasy and The Sublime exhibition opens to the public on Saturday, March 7, with multiple new acquisitions also on display. It marks the reopening of the free to
[ad_1] CAMDEN ART Centre is set to present a comprehensive survey of Guyanese-British artist Donald Locke. Spanning five decades, from the late 1960s to the last works he made before his death in 2010, this exhibition explores the development of Locke’s practice in Guyana, the UK and the United States. Despite his pivotal role in
[ad_1] Running from March 7 to March 15, National Lottery Open Week offers people across the UK the chance to see some incredible sites of history for free or significantly cheaper, with hundreds of historic buildings that received funding from the National Lottery opening their doors to the public. Taking part in the week is Dulwich
[ad_1] Ones To Watch, is worth a visit before it closes in three weeks’ time. The event, at Sunny Bank Mills Art Gallery in Farsley, celebrates 36 talented emerging artists and makers who are based in, or originally from, Yorkshire. The exhibition spans painting, sculpture, jewellery, textiles, photography, ceramics, design and more, with much of
[ad_1] Showcasing works from watercolours to paintings created entirely from mineral pigments, Nature in Art in Twigworth has revealed a trio of exciting exhibitions coming to the museum in spring 2026. The season starts with ‘Sacred Earth: Water, Tree, Stone’ from Tuesday 31 March until Sunday 10 May 2026, featuring, for the very first time
[ad_1] Andy Warhol: Art Star is an ARTIST ROOMS exhibition in partnership with Tate and National Galleries of Scotland, opening on May 23. The exhibition will feature iconic and lesser-known works from the 1950s to the 1980s, including screenprints, paintings and photographs. Highlights include images of Marilyn Monroe, The Beatles, Elizabeth Taylor and Warhol’s famous