March 19, 2026

Fine Art

Fine Art

Pratt’s 2026 Fine Arts MFA Thesis Exhibitions, on View This Spring

Announcement Pratt Fine Arts is delighted to invite visitors to a two-part show curated by Alessandra Gómez at Dock 72 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Installation view of 2025 Pratt Fine Arts MFA Thesis Exhibition Part 1: Access Denied (March 31-April 11, 2025), featuring work by K Rawald (MFA Sculpture ’25) (photo by Cary Whittier)

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New BA Fine Art exhibition opens at Studio 18 in Brimscombe

The exhibition, titled Theft and Wandering Around Lost, features work from final-year BA Fine Art students at the University of Gloucestershire. Archie Penlington and Leoni James are co-running, and exhibiting in, the show. Visitors can expect a wide range of practices and materials, ranging from film and poetry to sculpture and painting. Mr Penlington’s current work

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Fine art gallery to open in historic Shrewsbury town centre retail property after letting secured

DeMontford Fine Art Limited, trading as Clarendon Gallery, has taken over the tenancy of number 17 High Street, Shrewsbury, which was previously occupied by Jones Bootmaker. 17 High Street, Shrewsbury James Evans, head of Halls Commercial, said the company worked with a private investor and Gareth Storer, from Four & Co, to secure the new

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Three outdoor art festivals visit Southwest Florida March 14 and 15 | WGCU News

Three outdoor art festivals take place March 14 and 15. The fourth annual Downtown Sarasota Fine Art and Craft Fair takes place on Main Street at Orange Avenue, the season’s final Bonita Springs National Art Festival is at Riverside Park, and the Naples Fine Art Show is at Coastland Center. Courtesy of Howard Alan Events

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How BUTTER’s Founders Are Rethinking the Economics of the Art Fair

Alan Bacon and Malina Simone Jeffers. Courtesy BUTTER Fine Art Fair In a pay-to-play art-fair ecosystem largely designed to keep galleries coming back and collectors entertained, new fairs looking to gain a foothold can’t stray far from the traditional model. But the founders of BUTTER Fine Art Fair didn’t want to play the game as

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A place to create: Edmond Fine Arts connects the community through art

EDMOND, Okla. – For more than four decades, Edmond Fine Arts has served as a creative hub for the community, offering opportunities for residents of all ages to explore visual and performing arts. Located in downtown Edmond, the nonprofit organization is dedicated to inspiring creativity and enriching lives through arts education, exhibitions, and performances. Through

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Antwerp Fine Arts Museum KMSKA attracts 2 million art lovers since reopening: what makes the museum so popular?

Peter Bernaerts of the Bernaerts auction house regularly gives guided tours of the museum and has noticed how popular the exhibitions are. ‘Sometimes it’s really difficult to get anywhere,’ says Bernaerts. ‘The days when you could come and view the artworks in peace seem to be over. Everyone feels that they have to see all

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Arkley Fine Art shut Hitchin gallery after nearly a decade

Arkley Fine Art Limited will close the doors of its gallery on Hermitage Road in the town. In a statement online, a spokesperson said: “Arkley Fine Art has been our home, our business, and a place we have truly adored for the past eight-and-a-half years. “It has been one of the greatest chapters of our

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Fine Art Asia 2024 | Asia Society

Friday, October 4, 2024Free for ASHK Members; HK$1,600 for non-members (includes 1-year membership)Please visit our page​​ or contact us at [email protected] if you would like to know more about other membership types. REGISTER RUNDOWN:English Tour5:15pm Registration and Mingle5:30pm Start of Guided Tour6:15pm End of Guided Tour *Guided tour will take place in English About Fine Art Asia Fine Art

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Art as a bridge between cultures

The OmenaArt Foundation and LuginsLand of Art will once again be situated at the intersection of cultures and contemporary artistic practices. In 2026, the Foundation returns to the Malta Biennale, with a thematic pavilion titled “Redefining. Polish-Ghanaian Textile Narratives”. Curated by Natalia Bradbury, the exhibition will feature large-scale textile installations by

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