July 8, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

Interactive art installation takes over Guildhall Square

[ad_1] An interactive art installation transformed Guildhall Square into a space for public creativity and conversation. Shape & Shift, a sculptural placemaking project by artist Tim Scrace, took place in Salisbury and invited passers-by to explore and reshape artwork in real time. Launched on Saturday, May 2, the project was facilitated by See Space Differently with

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UK council criticised over sale of collection including works by pioneering photographer Tony Ray-Jones – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] The UK’s Kent County Council is selling off a chunk of its art collection on Tuesday (10 March), including a cache of prints by Tony Ray-Jones, a key figure in postwar British photography. The auction features 168 lots drawn from the council’s collection, including an early work by the British artist Andy Goldsworthy, a

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Living in London | Royal College of Art

[ad_1] Transport for London, or TfL, is the local government body responsible for the public transport network in London. As well as the tube, they oversee buses, overground trains, taxis, trams, cycle hire and river boats. Their website provides information on these services, including route maps, information on fares, updates on disruptions and a journey

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Art Garfunkel finally returns to the UK for a rare show at the Royal Albert Hall

[ad_1] 17 April 2026, 08:42 Art Garfunkel at a Pre-Grammy Gala concert in 2026. Picture: Alamy Art Garfunkel comes to London this autumn. Art Garfunkel has announced a rare show in the UK later this year. The legendary singer, who celebrated his 84th birthday last year, will play the Royal Albert Hall on Monday, October

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Art review: Bruegel to Rembrandt: Drawing Life, Sketching Wonder (Compton Verney, Warwickshire)

[ad_1] DR STEFAAN HAUTEKEETE is the Curator of Old Master Drawings at the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium (KMSKB). His own research concentrated on contemporary art, but a job came up in the collection of Old Master drawings 37 years ago. There cannot be a brush stroke or pen line that he does

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Conwy prosthetic cover firm LIMB-art wins major innovation award

[ad_1] Conwy-based prosthetic leg cover manufacturer, LIMB-art has won the Innovation Award at the HSBC UK South West and Wales Small Business Growth Awards, held at The Harbour Hotel in Bristol. Delivered in partnership with the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), the awards recognise the vital role small businesses play in driving the UK economy and supporting communities nationwide. The judges recognised LIMB-art for its creativity and measurable impact, specifically for creating the first injection-moulded

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Outdoor Sculpture Parks to Visit This Summer

[ad_1] Summer is the ideal season to enjoy the outdoors and explore the various outdoor sculpture parks throughout the UK. In contemporary art, sculpture parks have become unique spaces where creativity and nature blend together. Stately Homes like Houghton Hall, Wolterton, and Castle Howard have created sculpture parks in the grounds. Artlyst has selected six

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At Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery, Angela de la Cruz’s audacious, visceral art takes no prisoners – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Painterly sculptures? Or sculptural paintings? For more than three decades Angela de la Cruz has been not so much exploring as exploding the boundaries between painting and sculpture. Combining the language and history of both mediums, the artist’s drama-filled, genre-busting works have taken on a life of their own, forming emotionally charged relationships with

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Meet Ese Onojeruo: the exciting new talent behind the Venice Biennale’s British Pavilion

[ad_1] The opening of the Venice Biennale – often referred to as the ‘Olympics of the art world’, has been awash with rather dramatic events: whether the tragic passing of the International Art Exhibition curator Koyo Kouoh before she was able to see the results of her work, the resigning of the prize jury due

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The British artists who battled the Nazis with paint

[ad_1] The AI’s first Bulletin defined its aim as “The International unity of artists against Imperialist War, War on the Soviet Union, Fascism and Colonial Oppression”, and outlined the following practical measures: The uniting of all artists, in Great Britain, sympathetic with these aims, into working units ready to execute posters, illustrations, cartoons, book-jackets, banners,

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