[ad_1] By LEAF ARBUTHNOT Published: 10:00, 26 October 2025 | Updated: 10:00, 26 October 2025 How To Art by Kate Bryan Hutchinson Heinemann £16.99, 336pp The curator Kate Bryan didn’t come from a family steeped in art. By the time she went to university to study art history – after learning at an education fair
[ad_1] Leading wildlife photographers will have their work displayed in Wolverhampton 14:02, 25 Oct 2025Updated 14:07, 25 Oct 2025 For almost 10 years I have been visiting Kolmanskoppe in Namibia. This abandoned Ghost Town that used to be a diamond mine is slowly being reclaimed by the harsh Namib desert. From day one I have
[ad_1] The exhibition offers an intriguing insight into the city’s rich history and evolving traditions. The tour will delve into the significance of Worcester’s heritage and its impact on current residents. “Your Worcester” showcases well-loved items from the museum’s collection, alongside new additions contributed by the community. Each piece has a connection to Worcester’s extensive
[ad_1] In an internal promotion, Art Basel has appointed Karim Crippa as the next director of its Paris fair. Crippa currently leads communications for Art Basel Paris and is a senior editor of its editorial platform. Crippa joined Art Basel seven years ago, and has since worked across the fair’s public relations and editorial departments.
[ad_1] In an internal promotion, Art Basel has appointed Karim Crippa as the next director of its Paris fair. Crippa currently leads communications for Art Basel Paris and is a senior editor of its editorial platform. Crippa joined Art Basel seven years ago, and has since worked across the fair’s public relations and editorial departments.
[ad_1] Student artists have become the first to exhibit their work at a new gallery in the centre of a city’s redevelopment. The Maker Meanwhile Gallery has opened in the new Riverside Maker Building, within Sunderland’s Riverside regeneration area. Its inaugural exhibition, Emerging, showcases work from University of Sunderland’s recent Fine Art graduates and postgraduates,
[ad_1] Atkinson wants to move away from what she calls “the white walls and hushed-tones approach.” Courtesy of Gallery ATARAH There’s a new garage-fronted gallery in East Williamsburg—one that aims to be more than just an exhibition venue. While Gallery ATARAH is as much a practical endeavor as it is a passion project, founder Atarah
[ad_1] by LUKE LEITCH, Evening Standard For nearly three decades Giorgio Armani’s sophisticated clothes have been coveted by the world’s most affluent people including leading Hollywood stars. Now the 68-year-old Italian’s fashion will be elevated to high art in the Royal Academy’s autumn blockbuster show. The V&A, the National Portrait Gallery and the Design Museum
[ad_1] The digital boom isn’t a death knell for museums and galleries but a chance to democratize art and deepen engagement. ANDREJ ISAKOVIC/AFP via Getty Images The digital boom isn’t a death knell for museums and galleries but a chance to democratize art and deepen engagement. The headlines are hard to ignore: museum attendance is
[ad_1] One of five couches based on the lips of Mae West, produced by Dali in 1973, will be on display. Hedley Swain, the museum’s chief executive officer, said: “Passion, Power & Protest explores some of the most pressing questions in society today, who holds power, what do we care about, and how can we