July 25, 2026

UK Art

UK Art

How art helped with healing after nine miscarriages

[ad_1] Two artists from different sides of the world have come together to create an exhibition exploring loss. Claire Clark, from Bristol, who has experienced nine miscarriages, and Jordy Poma, who had a huge culture shock when he moved from the Peruvian jungle to the United States, both use art to help them heal. The

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Detached bungalow with art studio on Whitesmocks in Durham

[ad_1] Asked to use three words to describe its accommodation, stylish would no doubt be top of the list – closely followed by modern and characterful. Its comprises an entrance hall, three well-proportioned bedrooms, with the master bedroom upstairs benefitting from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, a stylish family bathroom, a shower room,

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Barry domestic abuse survivors to host new art exhibition

[ad_1] The exhibition will come at the end of a series of workshops and courses with professional empowerment photographer Steffi Andrews. Steffi has already supported the charity for the last year and regularly helps with fundraising events, acting as an advocate for the work that Vale Domestic Abuse Services do. Learning photography skills was a

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Colourful summer art trail to launch in King’s Lynn town centre

[ad_1] A town centre is set to be transformed into an ‘open-air gallery’ with the launch of a new colourful art trail. The self-guided Lynn trail will run throughout August and launches on Friday, August 1. It will feature the work of 19 local artists, who will take over shop windows with their work reflecting

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‘He’s been here and fired a gun’: How the rivalry between Turner and Constable spiced up Britain’s art scene

[ad_1] In the spring of 1831, with the Royal Academy exhibition soon to open, John Constable pulled a fast one. Exploiting his position as member of the Committee of Arrangement, responsible for hanging the pictures on display, he moved his painting, Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, right in the middle of Turner’s two canvases, Caligula’s

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Art workshop held at Old Park Meadow Natural Burial Ground

[ad_1] The event was held on Wednesday, July 23, and saw the artists different techniques while painting the tranquil views of the grounds, including flora, fauna, a pond, and woodlands. Artwork produced at Old Park Meadow Natural Burial Ground (Image: Old Park Meadow Natural Burial Ground) Delyse Jackaman, the manager of Old Park Meadow, said:

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Warwickshire’s young cycling fans urged to enter Tour of Britain art competition

[ad_1] YOUNG cycling fans across Warwickshire are invited to get their creative cogs turning ahead of the Tour of Britain. Artists, aged 11 and under, are being asked to design the official start flag and/or winner’s trophy for the Warwickshire stage of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men’s race. The competition is open until

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Art in the City 2025 is coming to Gloucester Docks

[ad_1] Gloucester Docks will be the setting for Art in the City 2025, a day-long celebration of creativity and community taking place on Saturday, August 2. The event, organised by That White Room in partnership with Gloucester BID, will include a Plein Air painting competition where professional, amateur, and emerging artists will capture scenes from

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US Senators propose anti-money-laundering legislation for the art market – The Art Newspaper

[ad_1] A bipartisan group of US Senators has introduced new legislation, dubbed the “Art Market Integrity Act”, which would require art market businesses operating in the US to comply with measures to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism. If adopted, the legislation would bring the US art market—the world’s largest, accounting for 43%

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New art exhibition at The Arc in Winchester on working women

[ad_1] Sensibilities On The Bonnet, a commission by Isle of Wight artist Joshua Raffell, is on display at The Arc in Winchester. The exhibition, running until Sunday, September 7, celebrates the lives and experiences of working women through conversation, craft, and collaboration. Raffell said: “This exhibition is a celebration of the everyday women living and

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