[ad_1] Hardy and Free, by Carolyn Mendelsohn, is now on display on the side of the Kirkgate Shopping Centre after the installation was officially launched last week. It features 12 large images of Yorkshire women photographed in natural areas that have a special significance to them. The installation – part of Bradford’s City of Culture
[ad_1] New sculpture bridges medieval history and modern living at new housing development A STRIKING new sculpture has been unveiled in Dunfermline, celebrating the town’s deep-rooted pilgrim past while marking the entrance to a flourishing new community. Standing three metres tall, the corten steel column – titled Footprints – is the latest work from acclaimed
[ad_1] Bonhams will host a series of auctions this November featuring the art collection, film memorabilia, and personal belongings of late Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman. The sales, spread across one live and two online events, will offer an intimate look into the private life and artistic passions of the legendary actor, who died in February
[ad_1] From October 8 to November 1, Sam Sopwith, from Candover Valley, will have 45 of her masterpieces in The Osborne Studio Gallery in London for her first solo exhibition in six years. The exhibition, which is largely centred around animals, features a range of media, from a bronze sculpture of a lion cleaning her
[ad_1] The finalists’ entries are on display in the Manningham gallery until February 22, a highlight of Bradford’s year as UK City of Culture. This is the first time the Turner Prize – the world’s leading prize for the visual arts – has come to West Yorkshire. The exhibition is expected to attract more than
[ad_1] The museum is throwing a party in Ankh-Morpork with DJs, themed cocktails and free entry to the Paul Kidby Discworld exhibition on Friday, October 24, from 6.30pm to 9pm. In an evening inspired by Terry Pratchett’s Discworld, guests can set foot on the flat planet and take part in the fantasy in ‘The Mended
[ad_1] On Saturday, October 18, the Dolman Theatre in Newport will present a staged reading of ‘War Of The Worlds The Panic Broadcast’, recreating the chaos caused by Orson Welles’s 1938 radio adaptation. The performance will include vintage commercials and live sound effects, offering a thrilling homage to the golden age of radio. Tickets are
[ad_1] The international art fair calendar is notoriously crowded. Just as visitors to Frieze London have taken off their trainers, they might be putting them back on and dashing off to Art Basel Paris, which opens on 22 October, only three days after Frieze concludes. The French edition takes place in the magnificent Grand Palais,
[ad_1] “Don’t be normal. Don’t be normal ever!” Joy Gregory says with a throaty laugh. Known for her boundary-bending photography that tackles weighty subject matter with arresting beauty, the artist has spent 40 years pursuing a creative path that is uniquely her own – and anything but normal. Now, the fruit of that labour will
[ad_1] Oh Lucky Gifts opened to a select few last Friday for a special, ticket-only event, with it officially opening on Saturday at 3 Market Place, Southwold. Jo Esson said it has been “brilliant” since opening.(Image: Lucy Taylor) Jo Esson is the owner of the new shop and also created many of the items in