July 20, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

Experience the UK Dome Premiere of Van Gogh Alive coming to Winchester

[ad_1] Former Corn Exchange director Grant Briseland has been in touch with some great news. After an Australian sabbatical, followed by a period at Aylesbury Waterside, he’s back in Newbury with an exciting new project ahead. Wonderseekers Van Gogh Alive – Grant Brisland COO and Ben Ward CEO He’s moved from the world of theatre

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Denise van Outen unveils festive Lakeside art piece

[ad_1] The performer and presenter visited the popular shopping centre in West Thurrock on Tuesday evening to celebrate the new Christmas Borealis installation, which runs until December 15. The breath-taking display brings a mesmerising blend of light, colour, and music, created by artist Dan Acher to combine technology and the elements using beams of light

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The Wyllieum in Greenock announces new art exhibition

[ad_1] From February 21 to May 31, 2026, the gallery will host an exhibition of the work of former customs officer and artist George Wyllie. The exhibition – titled ‘From the Clyde to Sarajevo and the Venice Lagoon’ – will feature work from throughout the life of the artist and customs officer. The exhibition will

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The Bill Gatton Foundation donates largest gift in UK’s history to support arts district

[ad_1] LEXINGTON, Ky. — The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees has accepted a $150 million gift from The Bill Gatton Foundation to construct a new arts district, including a new College of Fine Arts building and a several-hundred seat theater. The gift is the single largest in UK’s history, according to a release by

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‘Playful’ new art work outside Theatre Royal Winchester

[ad_1] A playful new artwork has been completed outside Theatre Royal Winchester on Tower Street, titled Inside Outside: Art on the Street. The piece aims to “bring the inside outside” and celebrate the creativity, imagination, colour and joy of the live performance. Deryck Newland, chief executive and artistic director of Play to the Crowd, said:

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Scottish Art Highlights: December 2025

[ad_1] December marks the final chance to catch Shen Xin’s solo presentation at Collective, Edinburgh. Rooted in themes of migration and belonging, Highland Embassy showcases two films and a series of paintings by the Isle of Skye-based artist. The exhibition is part of We Contain Multitudes, a project that creates systematic change for disabled people

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Debut art auction: Bid now to support the next generation of local creatives

[ad_1] Youngsters are debuting their art at a Machynlleth auction this month. People across the world can support the next generation of young Dyfi Valley artists via an online auction, with all funds raised going to the Palestinian youth programme, the Hands Up Project. Youth aged 13-17 worked to create the exhibition at art venue

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The FLAG Art Foundation x Serpentine New Collaboration, Art Prize Announcement

[ad_1] Summary The FLAG Art Foundation and Serpentine have announced a 10-year partnership to launch the UK’s largest art prize, awarding £200,000 GBP to each of five exceptional recipients Winners will present solo exhibitions that premiere at The FLAG Art Foundation and Serpentine before traveling to the other, creating an ongoing artistic dialogue between London

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Norwich carpenter wins award at the British Art Prize 2025

[ad_1] Colin Revell was nominated for the British Art Prize 2025 earlier this year, securing a spot in the final 50 out of nearly 3,000 entrants across the country.  Last week, the watercolour enthusiast from Norwich won the award for People’s Choice and was “chuffed” with this achievement. Colin Revell earned the most public votes

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Nigel’s art auction to aid the Myton Hospices

[ad_1] ART collected by a Leamington businessman will be raising vital funds for the Myton Hospices. Nigel Higgins, whose short battle with prostate cancer came to an end in April, grew up in Leamington and became a well-known and much-loved figure in the community. He ran John Atkins Cycle Shop, which became a hub

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