[ad_1] Warren Stephens, the newly appointed US ambassador to the UK, who has taken up residence at the palatial Winfield House in Regent’s Park, London, has a penchant for blue-chip art. Stephens is the chief executive of his family’s financial services firm, Stephens Inc, and is worth $3.5bn, according to Forbes. Stephens’s own top-notch art
[ad_1] New work by artists, craftmakers and creative businesses will be exhibited in the h.Art Show which is open from 11am to 5pm each day until September 14. Artists taking part include Steve Johnston, Keith Fenton, Sharon Harvey, Maggie Jones, Claire Griffiths, Stella Hidden, Alison Fisher, Beth Richardson and Mary Edwards. Anyone interested in previewing
[ad_1] The third edition of the popular Bottle Alley Art Market, or BAAM as locals call it, saw Bottle Alley transformed into a 500-metre long gallery space. Seventy-five visual artists turned the iconic alley into a thriving hub of creativity and inspiration, displaying a wide range of artwork. Bottle Alley, designed by Hastings Borough architect
[ad_1] Sarah Hill, of Colchester, is co-hosting the Sunday art and lunch event alongside Tertia Ringwood at Abbotts Hall Farm nature reserve, in Maldon Road, Great Wigborough, on Sunday. Abbotts Hall Farm is owned by the Essex Wildlife Trust and artists will have the chance to draw the rural landscape from 11am until 4pm. There
[ad_1] The displays, created by the Trowbridge Chamber, follow on from the success of this year’s Trowbridge Flower Festival. They feature work from local artists, photographers, and creatives in empty units across the town centre. The aim is to bring vibrancy to the high street, something that has been appreciated by residents and visitors alike.
[ad_1] The most colourful city in the UK is full of bright buildings and exciting street art, according to a new study. Berlew Design Studio, which is based in Nottingham, put photos of cities in the UK through their computer vision technology to see which ones have colours that stand out the most. Then, the
[ad_1] Two major works by the 18th-century British artist Joshua Reynolds will join the collection of Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire, under the UK’s acceptance in lieu (AIL) scheme, it was announced today. The works, David Garrick Between Tragedy and Comedy (1761) and Portrait of Joanna Leigh, Mrs Richard Bennett Lloyd (1775-76) are from the estate
[ad_1] The Strange Times Quest exhibition took place during the August bank holiday weekend in Kings Worthy, as part of the Hampshire Open Studios. The group was established during the COVID-19 pandemic and has since grown to 46 members. (Image: Paul Young) The exhibition featured work inspired by this year’s quests, including “There Will Always
[ad_1] The talks will cover a range of subjects including the suffragettes and suffragists, chalk landscape art, witchcraft and southern England’s historic industries. Tickets are available starting at £5. The autumn series starts on Monday, September 1, with a talk titled “The Chalkscape and its Artists – Eric Ravilious, Bawden, Eric Slater & more.” This
[ad_1] Immerse yourself in Cambridge artRyan Teh for Varsity Are you staying in Cambridge this summer, or coming back early before Michaelmas term begins? Do you want to get involved in the local art scene, or just have some time to spare? Here are ten events and activities you can get involved in this September: