June 11, 2025

UK Art

UK Art

Edinburgh Art Festival reveals its 2025 programme

Edinburgh Art Festival has revealed its busy programme for its 2025 edition, which takes place 7 to 24 August and will feature 82 exhibitions spread across 45 galleries and venues. And one of these venues is the festival’s new EAF Pavilion, which will be in the vast Outer Spaces exhibition space on Leith Street. The

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Ten Out Of London Art Exhibitions Summer 2025

Artlyst has selected ten exhibitions that will open outside London and throughout the UK in Summer 2025. Pallant House, Chichester and Towner Eastbourne have group shows that blend the historical and contemporary. The Hepworth Wakefield has a major retrospective of work by the avant-garde artist Helen Chadwick, while the Goodwood Art Foundation features Rachel Whiteread

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Brentwood Art Trail returns with free schools art project

The annual event, organised by Brentwood Connected, the Business Improvement District (BID) in Brentwood, Shenfield, and Ingatestone, is set to return on May 31. To prepare for the event, the team behind the trail, with the sponsorship of Chicken & Frog Bookshop, Guided Learning, and Key Tuition, organised two free art sessions for primary schools

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Much-loved art sale celebrates its 10th anniversary in the city

A popular event will be “bigger and more dynamic than ever” as it celebrates its 10th anniversary in the city. The Art Yard Sale is back for Brighton Fringe 2025, marking 10 years of “bringing the best in contemporary art to the heart of Brighton”. For one day only, on Sunday, June 1, from 11am to

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BBC Radio 4 – Archive on 4, Here We Go! The Art of the Football Chant

Football fan, musician and sociologist Les Back is obsessed with the symphony of football chants. He’s on a tour of British clubs to explore their role as modern day folk songs. Show more Sociologist, musician and Millwall fan Les Back is obsessed with the symphony of the spontaneous folk song of football chants. He’s on

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From a free art exhibition by Bob Dylan to 14-day-long Jane Austen festival – these are the best things to do in the UK this summer

By MADDY FLETCHER FOR YOU MAGAZINE Published: 15:21, 29 May 2025 | Updated: 15:21, 29 May 2025 Hooray! Summer is (sort of) here. Need something to do that isn’t sitting in an almost-not-quite sunny park? Here are some cultural pursuits for this season: from a Nile Rogers gig in Halifax to an exhibition of Bob

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Art that stops you in your tracks: White Ribbon UK and West Midlands Railway launch inspiring station artwork

White Ribbon UK and West Midlands Rail have teamed up on this new creative project across five stations in the region, designed to make people travelling by train stop, think and act beyond their commute. The installations, now on display at Tile Hill, Adderley Park, Hampton-in-Arden, Marston Green and Stechford stations, confront vital issues around

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The pretty city dubbed ‘Paris of the UK’ – with a stunning cathedral, quaint shops and even many French patisseries

By ESTHER MARSHALL Published: 00:55, 29 May 2025 | Updated: 00:55, 29 May 2025 A British city has been described as the ‘Paris of the UK’ and could be the staycation hotspot of 2025.  Home to cobbled streets, artisan shops and a historic cathedral, Canterbury is the UK’s very own City of Lights, according to

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The deliberate transgressiveness of COUM Transmissions

(Credits: Far Out / COUM Transmissions / YouTube Still) Wed 28 May 2025 11:00, UK Cosey Fanni Tutti might not be a globally renowned name, but in Britain, she is considered by many, both members of the public and fellow artists, as one of the most influential and controversial artists of the 1970s.  Born in

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BBC Local Radio – Strange But True Crime, The Swiss Art Heist

A museum heist kicks off a manhunt for £3m worth of Ming Dynasty treasure. The Ahearne brothers are being watched by police in the UK and Switzerland. Show more £3m of Ming Dynasty treasures vanish from Geneva’s Museum of Far Eastern Art. After what was a peculiar heist, suspicion falls on the Ahearne brothers who

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