[ad_1] In a craggy cave a hundred feet below the Forest of Dean, Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas are standing in front of Hambling’s huge white fibreglass sculpture Henrietta Eating a Meringue (2001), which emerges from the gloom like a ghostly vortex. The piece was inspired by the idea of Hambling’s late lover and muse
[ad_1] Blythe educated himself by borrowing library books and went on to write more than 30 of his own. His best known work, Akenfield, is an account of village life in Suffolk from the 1890s and 1960s. Blythe was appointed CBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours in 2017 for services to literature. Lucy Gallard, project
[ad_1] Authored by park founders Simon and Monique Gudgeon, Sculpture by the Lakes: A Journey of Art, Landscape and Conservation traces the transformation of a former fishery into an internationally recognised sculpture park and botanic garden. The book details the couple’s creative journey, illustrating how their love for art, landscape design and conservation shaped the
[ad_1] The Royal London Hospital’s neurosciences unit has unveiled a transformed day room. The initiative was a collaborative effort between Vital Arts, Headway East London, and artist Billy Mann. The artwork aims to provide a supportive space for patients as they adjust to life following a traumatic brain injury. Interactive day rooms support patient recovery
[ad_1] The Artery Studios, in Worcester, will welcome visitors to the Worcester 100 Youth Open Call Exhibition on Saturday, November 29, and Sunday, November 30, celebrating emerging young talent from across the region. Across the exhibition weekend, four free creative workshops for under-18s will also be held, including graffiti and art sessions. The Graff ‘a’
[ad_1] “We’re having a baby!” The whole company squeals as the parents-to-be soak up the cheers and congratulations. We’re in Australia, autumn 2023, gathered for a team dinner the night before a festival set-up. It’s the second intense year of touring for our mid-sized performance piece, and I’m deep in booking dates for 2024. As
[ad_1] London Transport commissioned hundreds of Art Deco style posters in the 20s and 30s. Show more During the 1920s and 1930s, art deco style could be seen everywhere in the western world, emphasising modernity through simple, clean and streamlined shapes, often using geometric or stylised forms. At the time The London Underground and London
[ad_1] A century of Art Deco design on the London Underground is being celebrated in a new exhibition at the LT Museum. Marking the centenary of the 1925 Paris exhibition, where Art Deco originated, the exhibition is both a look at the poster designs and a celebration of the many women artists who created them.
[ad_1] Now in its tenth year, “record numbers” of creatives and art lovers descended on Art Fair East, which was held in The Assembly House from November 7 to 9. With celebrated artists, galleries and art dealers setting up stands, organisers Brian Korteling and Will Teather said the line-up drew visitors from far and wide.
[ad_1] LONDON, Nov. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Once seen as hard to monetise, Britain’s creative industries are now powering a new generation of entrepreneurs — with GoDaddy data showing that a rising number of creative entrepreneurs are turning their talent into sustainable income. Creative entrepreneurs are using tools like GoDaddy Airo to scale their businesses,