May 18, 2026

Fine Art

Fine Art

Indelible Fine Art Gallery responds to exhibition AI row

Actor and artist Jake Wood, known for his role as Max Branning on EastEnders, showcased his Icons exhibition at Indelible Fine Art Gallery in Jew Street, featuring a series of mixed-media portraits of well-known figures. Some of the works were found to have included AI-generated imagery, sparking criticism and shifting attention away from the exhibition’s

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Bob Dylan exhibition ‘Retrospectrum’ to open in Manchester

An exhibition showcasing Bob Dylan’s visual art is heading to Manchester. Retrospectrum, the acclaimed retrospective exhibition chronicling 18 years of the folk legend, opens for free at Castle Fine Art and runs from Saturday 16th May to Sunday 2nd August.  Bob Dylan’s 2018 artwork ‘Railroad Crossings’ Retrospectrum has previously been showcased at Shanghai’s Modern Art

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Lucy Liu Paints the ‘Emotional Truth’ of Family Memories

At the heart of Lucy Liu’s new show at Alisan Fine Arts in New York is a portrait of a family. Parents pose behind three young children in an idyllic park, the picture of domestic togetherness. Yet, the image resists clarity. The figures’ faces dissolve into a blur, their outlines waver as though half-remembered or

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How do you photograph history that people would rather forget, or grief that has no shape? Two Japanese photographers give very different answers

There’s a detail worth noting in the press materials for Japan House London’s debut photography exhibition. The show, which opens on June 03, was originally titled Invisible [インヴィジブル]. It was later renamed Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane Ai, presumably for clarity. But something was lost in the retitling: the original gets closer to what both

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May art auctions: Three pieces could sell for $100 million each

A large-scale Jackson Pollock drip painting titled, “Number 7A, 1948.” Crystal Lau | CNBC A version of this article first appeared in CNBC’s Inside Wealth newsletter with Robert Frank, a weekly guide to the high-net-worth investor and consumer. Sign up to receive future editions, straight to your inbox. Nearly $2 billion worth of art will come up

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EastEnders star Jake Wood forced to shut down art exhibition a month early after ‘horrific and abusive behaviour’

EASTENDERS actor Jake Wood has SHUT his art exhibiton amid a furious backlash over his inclusion of various AI images in his designs. The art gallery in Brighton who had been hosting his designs confirmed in a statement yesterday that they had pulled the designs from view. Sign up for the Eastenders newsletter Thank you!

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ArtWorks, Old Pioneer Store partner for ‘ArtStock’ June 27

ArtWorks and the Old Pioneer Store and Emporium have partnered for a fundraising music event on June 27 at the Rose Family Farm.  Darren Iozia/Pioneer photo BIG RAPIDS — Carlleen Rose said she had one of her dreams one night, about a music event.  Her saying she had this dream led to funny reactions from

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Father and son launch fine art consultancy firm in Wymondham

Kevin Lines, an experienced auctioneer and picture specialist, has launched Lines & Son alongside his son Freddy earlier this month. It is an independent consultancy offering services in paintings, fine art and estate collections across Norfolk. As part of this launch, the pair has opened a gallery space in Wymondham at Williams & Parfitt, offering

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American Dreams on Canvas: Helicline Fine Art Brings Vintage Glamour to The American Art Fair

Irene Sharaff (1910-1993) “Sweet Charity” 1966 Original Broadway In a city constantly racing toward the next thing, Helicline Fine Art is inviting New Yorkers to slow down and fall in love with America’s artistic past. William Zorach (1887 – 1966)Pioneer Family23 1/2h x 15w x 10d inchesPlaster. c. 1927UnsignedThe Smithsonian has a cast of this

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Finding a path as a visual artist

When Claudia Keep ’15 came to Bryn Mawr, she didn’t want to choose between her interests; she wanted to hold onto all of them — from running, to art history, to French, to art. Bryn Mawr didn’t offer a fine arts major, but through the Bi-College Consortium with Haverford College, it didn’t have to. More

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