July 24, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

Video of Consequences art mural next to Cerne Giant

[ad_1] The colourful artwork, which has been placed temporarily next to the Cerne Giant, was created as part of national landscape project Nature Calling and followed workshops with the community with residents contributing different parts. The timelapse video captured using a drone shows the installation process of the quirky artwork. The footage was captured by Katya Ochagavia.

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Narrowly Newark Gallery, on Wood Street, Newark, to host folklore themed pop-up art exhibition by Notinghamshire and Derbyshire artists, September 20 and 21

[ad_1] A new art exhibition which explores folklore, myths, and legends will be popping up at a unique Newark gallery space. The Folkloric Exhibition will feature work by eight artists from across Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, exploring folklore themes through painting, printmaking, illustration, and poetry. Narrowly Newark, an alleyway off Wood Street converted into a community

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Retired Shropshire couple nominated for national ‘Arts Hero Award’ for their voluntary work photographing public art

[ad_1] Janet and Michael Richardson, who began volunteering for Art UK in 2021, have spent the past four years documenting hundreds of sculptures, murals, and wall art installations. Their work forms part of Art UK’s mission to catalogue all public art in the UK – an effort supported by a team of volunteers nationwide. And

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10cc to perform in Bristol as part of 2026 UK tour

[ad_1] The concert, which is part of the 22-date And Another Bloody Greatest Hits Tour, will be held at Bristol Beacon on March 24. This tour follows their successful 2024 The Ultimate Ultimate Tour and will take them to major cities across the UK. The final performance will be at London’s Royal Albert Hall in

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Art for Social Change: UK Creative’s Vision

[ad_1] London, United Kingdom-based creative, Babatunji Akin-Johnson, has said art must move beyond aesthetics to become a medium for survival, resilience, and social transformation. A statement shared with Sunday Scoop noted that Akin-Johnson has built a career at the intersection of culture, care and creativity. It added that he currently works with Platform Support Services

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The captivating art of the Japanese woodblock

[ad_1] The dramatic effect that the 1854 opening up of Japan to the world had on Western art and fashion is well known. In fact, Japanese objects had been shown in London as early as 1825, then at the Great Exhibition in 1851 (although there they were undocumented) and in Dublin in 1853. In 1854

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How to see David Bowie’s secret final project as late icon’s last piece of art unearthed

[ad_1] The late Life On Mars singer worked on a musical in the months before his death, a project so secret, not even his closest collaborators knew about it David Bowie’s secret final project goes on display this month(Image: Getty Images) Late singer David Bowie ‘s secret final project has been revealed and will be

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New draft guidance for UK museums calls for ‘transition away’ from fossil fuels sponsorship – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] Some of the UK’s biggest museums are facing fresh calls to drop fossil fuel sponsorship after proposed new ethics guidelines were published by the Museums Association (MA). The MA, which is the membership body for museums and galleries in the UK, published the draft of its new Code of Ethics this week, with its

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Hampshire art group to hold exhibition at Sir Harold Hillier

[ad_1] 50/50, based in Romsey and Chandler’s Ford, have showcased their latest creations ahead of their upcoming exhibition at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens. The exhibition will feature more than 70 original paintings and photographs, alongside mounted prints, greetings cards, and other art-based gifts. The free-to-visit exhibition is open from the afternoon of Wednesday, August 27,

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The art piece Eric Clapton gifted to Giorgio Armani

[ad_1] (Credits: Far Out / Chris Hakkens / GianAngelo Pistoia) Thu 4 September 2025 15:44, UK In the 1980s, people no longer wanted stocky, shoddy, old-timey tropes – they wanted something real. Across most art forms, including music, culture was calling for authenticity in the shape of effortlessness and elegance. Dated aesthetics, that once felt

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