July 28, 2026

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Tour a Renovated London Row House That’s Part Art Gallery, Part Family Home

[ad_1] One thing that you can rely on about life, regardless of whatever may happen? That it goes on. In constant change we find unexpected coincidences and memorable finds, which was the case for Tanya Grigoroglou and Rupert Worrall, the creative directors of the London art gallery Raw Editions. In 2019, they came upon a

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New art fair Arrival brings collectors to the bucolic Berkshires

[ad_1] Arrival, a new art fair, opened its inaugural edition in the Berkshires on Thursday (12 June) with a VIP reception at the popular hotel Tourists in North Adams, Massachusetts. The biennial fair’s first edition continues until 15 June, with 36 exhibitors at the hotel, a programme of panels and talks, and off-site programming at

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County Durham gallery unveils transformation

[ad_1] An art gallery in County Durham is refreshing its collection, displays and the way it welcomes visitors. The Bob Abley Art Gallery, housed within Spennymoor Town Hall, is undergoing a transformation led by Debbie Connell, Spennymoor Town Council’s new community and culture manager and curator. Ms Connell, who took up the role in April,

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More than 200 galleries are signed on for The Armory Show’s next edition

[ad_1] The Armory Show has lined up more than 200 galleries for its next edition (4-7 September), which will kick off the autumn art season in New York City. That includes more than 135 returning galleries and around 55 first-time exhibitors taking up stands at the Javits Center. The initial list of exhibitors released today

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US National Gallery of Art receives trove of Modern and contemporary drawings

[ad_1] The National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, DC, has received a gift of more than 60 Modern and contemporary works, the lion’s share of them drawings and works on paper. The donation comes from the gallery’s Los Angeles-based benefactors of many years Lenore and Bernard Greenberg, both of whom have served on the

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How indigenous art became in demand

[ad_1] Delicate, geometric chaguar plant weavings hang from tree branches in London’s Cecilia Brunson Projects gallery. They showcase the skills of Silät, a collective of more than 100 women of all ages from north-west Argentina’s Wichí people. Led by Claudia Alarcón, the group’s practice originates in making fishing nets and bags sold at local craft

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Bendigo Art Gallery is getting a huge $45 million dollar upgrade

[ad_1] Already known to be one of Australia’s oldest and largest regional art galleries, Bendigo Art Gallery’s reputation is set to soar to even greater heights with a multi-million dollar upgrade now in the works. Over the next few years, the gallery will undergo redevelopment in two stages, with a big reopening in early 2028. The

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Art Gallery House in Photos

[ad_1] More from Robb Report This Mountaintop Home in Switzerland Is a Modern Take on a Classic Alpine Chalet Art Dealer Barbara Gladstone’s Elegant Manhattan Row House Lists for $12 Million A Carefully Reimagined Midcentury Oasis in the Pacific Palisades Lists for $25 Million Best of Robb Report The 10 Priciest Neighborhoods in America (And

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Aberdeen Art Gallery painting named UK’s best-loved railway artwork as part of 200th anniversary

[ad_1] A painting stored at Aberdeen Art Gallery has been named as the world’s best-loved railway artwork in the UK, following a global poll held to mark the 200th anniversary of the modern railway. ‘Train Landscape’ by artist Eric Ravilious was named as the favourite painting during an event on Monday which coincided with the

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1km of pink ribbon now wraps inside and outside art gallery

[ad_1] A 1000 metre-long pink ribbon has been wrapped around the RWA and a couple of neighbouring buildings. The site-responsive piece is called Negotiating Space and is the idea of acclaimed Bristol artist Luke Jerram, responding to a new exhibition of textiles at the gallery and attempting to draw new visitors inside the building. The

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