May 31, 2026

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50 Years In, Hal Bromm Reflects On His Gallery’s History and Legacy

[ad_1] Bromm’s collaborative ethos fostered deep relationships with artists, curators and collectors over five decades. Courtesy of Hal Bromm Gallery and the Tribeca Citizen A few months back, when high-profile gallery closures were making headlines and the commercial art world was considering what a new-era gallery model might look like, dealer Hal Bromm was putting

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Thinking bigger: gallery stalwarts Sadie Coles, Maureen Paley and Stuart Shave on why they’re expanding to new London spaces – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Defying any naysayers about the London art market, three of London’s major gallerists are opening substantial new spaces in the capital: Maureen Paley, part of Wolfgang Tillmans’s former studio at 4 Herald Street last week; Sadie Coles, an entire townhouse at 17 Savile Row from 14 October; and Stuart Shave’s Modern Art, a double

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Wale Edun Surfaces In London After Health Speculations, Visits Art Gallery

[ad_1] The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, on Wednesday made his first public appearance in the United Kingdom, days after reports suggested he had been flown abroad over health concerns. Edun was sighted at the O’DA Art Gallery booth at the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair, Somerset House, London,

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Northern Boys exhibition at Stephenson’s Gallery in York

[ad_1] Stephenson’s Gallery is hosting The Northern Boys, a showcase of outdoor paintings by a collective of leading British artists. The exhibition runs until Sunday, November 2, at the Clifford Street gallery. Mark Stephenson, gallery director, said: “Hosting The Northern Boys is a fulfilment of Stephenson’s Gallery’s mission to champion the highest calibre of contemporary

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Naostage spotlight tracks visitors in football art exhibition

[ad_1] An exhibition at this year’s Manchester International Festival (MIF) explored how technology could be deployed to integrate two seemingly disparate worlds – art and football. Six artists, including British-based Ryan Gander, collaborated with Naostage and several high-profile footballers to create Football City, Art United, an interactive group exhibition conceived by World Cup and Champions

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Artist couple holding joint showcase at Young Gallery

[ad_1] The exhibition, at the Young Gallery at the Salisbury Library, will run until the end of October. The exhibition presents the spirited animal drawings and paintings of Anne-Marie Marshall Fieber, alongside her distinctive ceramic animals. Fred Fieber, Anne-Marie’s husband, is showcasing his bold drawings and paintings of Salisbury scenes. The couple’s work is also

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3rd Friday Opening Receptions at Canal Street Art Gallery | Community News

[ad_1] BELLOWS FALLS — Canal Street Art Gallery presents: an opening reception to meet the artists Nancy Fitz-Rapalje, Edward Kingsburry III, and Andy Snyder at Bellows Falls’ 3rd Friday, Oct. 17, from 5-7 p.m. All gallery events are free and open to the public, for wheelchair accessibility call 802-289-0104. Andy Snyder, based in Orwell, Vermont,

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Frieze Sculpture And Public Art Project The Gallery

[ad_1] Frieze Sculpture Park on Regents Park, London UK. Photo by Linda Nylind. 15/9/2025. PHOTO: LINDA NYLIND. COURTESY OF FRIEZE. Frieze Sculpture’s 13th edition takes over Regent’s Park and Season 5 of public art organisation Artichoke Trust’s project The Gallery, can be found on thousands of outdoor sites across the UK, including on London’s Thames

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Why Hong Kong’s 3812 Gallery is betting on London’s Bayswater to attract the next generation of collectors

[ad_1] Art October 12, 2025 4 Min Read Does the Hong Kong-based gallery’s westward move tell a bigger story about changing buyer habits and the new geography of London’s art scene? At a time when many respected galleries across the world are downsizing or closing down altogether, others are investing in larger spaces to reach

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Three Ontario art galleries turn to antiquities and Old Masters for inspiration

[ad_1] Open this photo in gallery: Outcry, (2024), Jesse Mockrin. Oil on cotton, 91.4 x 142.2 cm., Collection of Amy and Drew McKnight. © Jesse Mockrin 2025.COURTESY OF THE ARTIST, NIGHT GALLERY, LOS ANGELES, AND JAMES COHAN, NEW YORK This fall, exhibitions at three major art galleries draw inspiration from centuries-old art and movements to

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