July 24, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

Maximo Park announce A Certain Trigger 20th anniversary UK tour with Art Brut

[ad_1] 22 August 2025, 14:35 | Updated: 22 August 2025, 14:36 Maximo Park are set for dates next year. Picture: Moja/Press Paul Smith and co will celebrate two decades since the release of their debut album with dates next year. Maxïmo Park have announced A Certain Trigger 20th anniversary UK tour dates for 2026. The

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Olivia Dean announces 2026 ‘The Art Of Loving’ UK arena tour

[ad_1] Olivia Dean has announced a UK arena tour, kicking off in 2026. Find all the details below. Dean is due to release her second album, ‘The Art Of Loving’, on September 26 (visit here to pre-order). It will explore the many dimensions of love, including romantic, platonic and self. Now, she’s announced a string

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Art to support Dorset Blind at The Green House Hotel

[ad_1] Renowned artist Alexander Dakers brings award-winning work to The Green House Hotel in a one-off exhibition. Internationally acclaimed artist Alexander Dakers of Zander Artwork is set to showcase his vibrant and emotive body of work in a special one-day exhibition at The Green House Hotel on Saturday, August 31, from 12noon to 6pm. This unique

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UK’s ‘happiest town’ is seaside spot with white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters

[ad_1] The idyllic Cornish coastal town of St Ives was revealed as the UK’s ultimate ‘happy place’, with Cumbrian market town Keswick and the North Yorkshire fishing town, Whitby, ranking second and third 09:47, 21 Aug 2025Updated 09:48, 21 Aug 2025 St Ives has a great art scene and charming side streets (Image: Tinyevilhog via

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Tens of thousands sign petition to stop loan of ‘extremely fragile’ Bayeux Tapestry to UK – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] A petition to stop the Bayeux Tapestry being loaned to the British Museum has garnered nearly 50,000 signatures. The appeal, launched in mid-July by the art historian Didier Rykner, cites warnings from textile restorers that a move could risk damaging the 1,000-year-old work’s embroidered linen fabric. The tapestry, which celebrates William the Conqueror’s victory

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Royal College of Art recruits its former visiting fellow to lead design research centre

[ad_1] Professor HUA DONG is to join London’s Royal College of Art (RCA) as head of the school’s longest-running research centre. Dong returns to the RCA’s Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design as director, having been a visiting fellow at the institution between 2004 and 2006. Until recently, she has worked as Professor in Design and

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French petition to block Bayeux tapestry’s loan to UK gains 40,000 signatures

[ad_1] A PETITION to stop the Bayeux tapestry being loaned by France to the British Museum has attracted more than 40,000 signatures from people concerned that movement could damage the Medieval relic. The tapestry is set to arrive in the UK at the British Museum next year on loan from France, after French president Emmanuel Macron

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Alston, Cumbria, Art Group’s Summer Art Exhibition

[ad_1] This week’s pick is Bill Donohoe’s painting ‘Mrs Jane Brennan.’ Bill’s piece is part of the Alston Art Group Summer Art Exhibition, which is being held at St Augustine’s Church and features a range of work by members and friends of the group. “Sales have been at a record level, and we’ve seen many visitors

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Worcestershire Open Studios 2025: county’s biggest free art event celebrates successful opening weekend

[ad_1] ARTISTS and visitors have been out in force for the 10th anniversary of Worcestershire Open Studios Art Week, which continues until Bank Holiday Monday, August 25. This year’s event is the largest to date, with 167 artists and makers opening their doors at 105 venues across the county. As with previous years, the

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