[ad_1] A Florida middle school classroom is at the centre of a growing storm after a disturbing display involving a Black baby doll shocked pupils, outraged parents and quickly went viral online. The incident, captured on video by a student, has already cost an art teacher her job and triggered an official investigation into her
[ad_1] Fulham Pier has announced a major new cultural moment for London’s riverside, unveiling a large-scale public art installation by independent contemporary artist Sophie Tea. Titled Under the Pier, the commission marks Tea’s first-ever solo public artwork and signals a significant step from digital art influence into large-scale public realm installation. The installation launches
[ad_1] Birmingham Hippodrome. Photo: Shutterstock A planned centre for new musical theatre in Birmingham will offer a significant boost to an art form on the cusp of a ’second renaissance’, a business case for the project claims THIS IS NOT A PAYWALL Serious about theatre?Join over 100,000 theatremakers who rely on The Stage for trusted
[ad_1] This year sees the centenary of Claude Monet’s death – and Nottingham art lovers are marking the anniversary by snapping up tickets for an immersive spectacular which brings his iconic paintings to life in mesmerising and magical fashion. The artist hailed as the ‘Father of Impressionism’ died in 1926 at the age of 86.
[ad_1] The Football Art Prize has announced its 2026 shortlist, selecting over 60 works from 900 entries by artists around the world. Ziaul Huque, Finding Joy In Football, 2022 | © the artist This prestigious competition invites artists to explore the passion, drama, and unity that football inspires across the globe. The 2026 Prize exhibition
[ad_1] A SALTASH artist who has spent the last four years painting portraits of Ukrainians affected by war is set to showcase her powerful work in Cornwall later this month – including a moving tribute to fallen Cornish humanitarian volunteer Christopher Parry. Fine artist Louise Pasterfield will open her exhibition, Colour and Courage, at St
[ad_1] The Culture Secretary is to sit down with the chief executive of the Los Angeles-based Getty Foundation, to explore whether it can expand its support into “communities across the UK”. Lisa Nandy will discuss the extent to which the foundation could give beyond its usual focus on “flagship national institutions”, in order to help
[ad_1] On the evidence, though, of Winston Churchill: The Painter, he was hardly as bad as all that. On occasion, he was even surprisingly decent (which is something I never thought I’d write), as demonstrated by a room here of Moroccan landscapes – including a view of the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech that achieved £8.3m
[ad_1] The Sainsbury Centre, an art museum in the east of England, has received a £91.2m donation from the British politician and businessman David Sainsbury through Gatsby, his charitable foundation. The money will be used to renovate the grade II* building, which was designed by Norman Foster and completed in 1978. It is one of
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