July 25, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

World’s first ‘amazement park’ that fans say is like a dystopian Disney to open second site in the UK

[ad_1] A HUGE new attraction is opening in the UK that people have compared to a dystopian Disney. Wake The Tiger first opened in Bristol in 2022 and calls itself the world’s first “amazement park”. 6 Wake The Tiger is opening a second attraction in the UKCredit: Andre Pattenden 6 The Bristol attraction is the

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Abstract art workshop for beginners to be held in August

[ad_1] The event, scheduled for August 10, from 10.30am to 1pm, will offer attendees the chance to create art with acrylics, oil pastels and soft pastels. Participants will work on mini-projects, covering elements like line, shape and colour. READ MORE: Norwich landmark named among UK’s ‘best days out’ for the summer The classes will take place at Anteros

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Kate Middleton unveils her own art exhibition at the V&A in London

[ad_1] The Princess of Wales has curated her own ‘mini display’ at the V&A East Storehouse in London, following her visit there in June.  Kate, 43, who is Royal Patron of the V&A, has personally worked with the museum’s curatorial team to select eight significant works from across its large collection for her ‘Makers and

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Kirkby Lonsdale art exhibition boosts fire recovery fund

[ad_1] Held at St Mary’s Church, The Kirkby Lonsdale Art Society’s annual event will run from August 5 to 9 between 10am and 5pm daily. This year the proceeds raised from the raffle will be donated to St Mary’s Church and the Kirkby Lonsdale Fire Disaster Recovery Fund following on from the incident on December 8,

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Evesham Abbey Bridge street art to brighten underpass

[ad_1] The public artwork will be installed under Abbey Bridge in Evesham, transforming the area between Crown Meadow and Corporation Meadow into a vibrant public space. Wychavon District Council is inviting residents to help shape the artwork through a two-week survey launching on Monday, July 28. Phil Maclean, chair of the Evesham Place Board, said:

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Artist’s long career leads to place in Tate art book

[ad_1] Mr Gill said his work frequently deals with cultural remembrance. He painted a portrait of Guru Nanak for his mother, shortly before she died. “She wouldn’t have gotten abstraction,” he said. “So I painted something she could really relate to.” His wife, Inderjit Gill, said: “When he’s painting, he doesn’t think about anything else

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Art Park, Harrow almost empty and ‘unaffordable’ for local artists

[ad_1] The cost of renting a studio at the town centre facility is almost double the price of what is considered by experts to be affordable for artists in London. Harrow Council says there is “naturally a period of activation” and the authority is working “to address some of the barriers around cost”. But opposition

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Brave Seirian Richards launches art exhibition at Ty Pawb

[ad_1] Seirian Richards had been doing really well in school and was close to earning her black belt in Taekwondo. But shortly after turning seven, she was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL). She then began life-saving treatment at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in Liverpool. During her long stays in hospital, arts and craft became a lifeline

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Plans for large art installation in Eastbourne approved

[ad_1] The artwork, designed by “renowned” visual artist Rana Begum, is set to be installed in Eastbourne’s regenerated Victoria Place. The installation, spearheaded by art gallery Towner Eastbourne, is part of a broader pedestrianisation scheme led by East Sussex County Council, which aims to rejuvenate the area and boost visitor numbers. The artwork is designed

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Exhibit showcases new media art

[ad_1] ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) is hosting Seeing, (Seen): Reframing the Moving Image in Pakistan, a groundbreaking exhibition bringing together artists from Pakistan and the UK to explore the transformative potential of the moving image as a medium of resistance, disruption and reimagination. Seeing, (Seen) engages with themes of memory,

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