July 22, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

Portland art exhibition on death to help with grief

[ad_1] Local artist Antje Rook has been busy curating the exhibition, ‘The Final Journey’ – to be presented at The Royal Manor Theatre in November – that explores people’s relationship with death and dying. It will showcase the efforts of a working group of 20 individuals that have engaged in discussions and creative activities over

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Fun Palace event returning to the Falmouth Art Gallery

[ad_1] Falmouth Art Gallery will once again host its popular Fun Palace event on Saturday, October 18, from 10am to 4pm. The event is part of a UK-wide scheme that supports people in co-creating cultural and community events. Willow Collins, learning assistant and Fun Palace coordinator at Falmouth Art Gallery, said: “We are so excited

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Why Tilda Swinton turned her career into an art installation

[ad_1] (Credits: Far Out / YouTube Still) Sun 12 October 2025 5:30, UK It’s refreshing to see stars like Tilda Swinton, who has long put genuinely interesting pieces of cinema at the forefront of her career. Unafraid to take on a role, no matter how boundary-pushing, the actor has triumphed as one of Britain’s most

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Inverness Museum and Art Gallery to exhibit work by renowned Scottish artist Ken Currie inspired by Outer Hebrides

[ad_1] The Crossing by artist Ken Currie whose work is being exhibited at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. Haunting works by internationally-renowned Scottish artist Ken Currie are to be exhibited at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. The exhibition, The Crossing/An Turas, features a series of paintings inspired by the landscape, history and people of the

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US Vice President JD Vance joins debate on graffiti art installation at Canterbury Cathedral as it divides opinion ahead of launch of Hear Us exhibition

[ad_1] The US Vice President has reacted to an art installation at Canterbury Cathedral which features graffiti tags posing questions to God. The work has sparked a mixed reaction – with some saying it has made the historic building look like an “underground car park in Peckham”, while others have praised it for challenging visitors.

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‘Sacrilegious’: Canterbury Cathedral slammed for graffiti-style art of ancient walls

[ad_1] Questions such as “Are you there?” and “God, what happens when we die?” have been splattered in bright colours across the walls of the building, founded in 579 AD. Cathedral staff admitted the artwork, titled Hear Us, has surprised many visitors to the UNESCO World Heritage site. Picture: Canterbury Cathedral Churchgoers have been shocked

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The Royal College of Art has announced refresh plans

[ad_1] The Royal College of Art (RCA) in London has announced plans for a renewal of its Kensington campus. Part of this revamp includes a revitalisation of its Grade II-listed Darwin Building, which will be adapted to meet the needs of a modern teaching environment. Alongside the Darwin Building, the new plans will also reinstate

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Graffiti art installation at Canterbury Cathedral divides opinion ahead of launch of Hear Us exhibition

[ad_1] Graffiti tags posing questions to God in a new art installation at Canterbury Cathedral have sparked a mixed reaction. Some pilgrims visiting the historic landmark say the pieces on the holy building’s pillars, walls and floors have made it look like an “underground car park in Peckham”, while others have praised it for challenging

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Chilworth Art Group exhibition returns to Romsey Town Hall

[ad_1] It will be held at Romsey Town Hall and span five days, beginning on Tuesday, October 28, at 10am, until the conclusion at 4pm on Saturday, November 1. Celebrating its 20th consecutive year, the exhibition will offer original paintings for sale in a variety of mediums, including watercolour, acrylic, pastel, ink wash, and crayon.

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Artists Zadie Xa and Dominic Chambers contribute works to Art of Wishes auction raising funds for critically ill children – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] The international art community has always rallied for the UK Art of Wishes charity auction and this year is no exception. The fundraising initiative was launched in 2017 when founder and chair Batia Ofer reached out to art world figures, including artists and gallerists, with the aim of granting life-changing wishes for children with

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