[ad_1] The National Gallery: Art On Your Doorstep will feature life-size reproductions of paintings from its collection, displayed throughout the Oakwell estate. Each artwork will be accompanied by text developed collaboratively by the National Gallery, Kirklees Museums & Galleries, and community groups. Councillor Carole Pattison, leader of Kirklees Council, said: “We are thrilled that the
[ad_1] The data on travel habits was obtained by researchers from Cumbria Tourism – the county’s Local Visitor Economy Partnership. Of the 2,200 visitors interviewed countywide, in 2025, 43 per cent visited a heritage attraction and 34 per cent visited art galleries or museums. Inside the Pole Star Gallery, 2-4 Saint John’s Street, Keswick. (Image:
[ad_1] The National Gallery has announced Art On Your Doorstep, a three-year national initiative that will bring free, outdoor exhibitions of famous artworks to communities across the country, with Croydon on the list. Running from June 2025 to March 2026, the first phase of the project will visit four locations including Croydon. Croydon is set to
[ad_1] Set in a former Citroën building in the north-west of the capital, the highly-anticipated venue promises to be more than just a place to see art. Merging art, architecture, performance, food and public space, Kanal looks to “redefine the role of public cultural space in Europe and beyond”. “This project involved creating a brand
[ad_1] For artists, the act of making can be deeply grounding, possibly a chance to slow down, express emotion, and give shape to thoughts that are often difficult to articulate. In many ways, the creative process itself becomes a form of quiet self-care and relaxation. What may come as more of a surprise, however, is
[ad_1] Students from Fimo Ark, an art club that operates across Twynham Primary School and Christchurch Juniors School, will be showcasing their work Christchurch Juniors School- The Journey of the Time by the sea year 5-6 (Image: Submitted) Taking their work national, the pieces have been entered into the Royal Academy Summer exhibition, what is
[ad_1] Dorset Museum & Art Gallery has opened People Watching, a major exhibition exploring portraiture in modern British art. The exhibition brings together works from The Ingram Collection with the museum’s own collection, including several works never previously shown to the public. Spanning more than a century from 1915 to the present day, the exhibition
[ad_1] A free programme of artist-led talks and workshops will accompany the exhibition, supported by the Arts Council, with creative workshops for young people during the Easter holidays. Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery said it had been working with Murdoch for many years and first discussed a solo exhibition in 2020. A spokesperson for the
[ad_1] The Canadian-born, London-based dealer Stephen Friedman is liquidating his gallery business after three decades. He closed his New York space at the end of last year, at the time citing plans to “consolidate its operations in London”, where several new directors had recently been hired. The London space has now also been closed. A
[ad_1] The proposal, lodged in December and validated on Monday, seeks a change of use to the former station at Lanes End, Totland Bay, supported by building alterations, roof‑mounted solar panels and new landscaping. The building, known historically as the Needles Coastguard Rescue Station, formed part of the HM Coastguard network responsible for coastal safety,