[ad_1] Ice Nine Kills will return to the UK for their biggest tour yet, including a date at London’s Wembley Arena. Support will come from Creeper and The Devil Wears Prada. Revealing the news, frontman Spencer Charnas says “We’ll be playing to more Psychos across Europe than ever before, so we’ve sharpened our axes and
[ad_1] And now, the late Brian Savory’s stunning handiwork is going under the hammer to raise vital funds for a cause that was close to his heart. Born in London, he lived with his family in Norwich after relocating to the city in 1966. There he pained scenes from across East Anglia, including the Norfolk
[ad_1] Zhanna Kadyrova has been crowned the inaugural Her Art Prize winner for her work exploring cultural identity. The new award champions groundbreaking female artists and was created by Marie Claire France and Art Paris in partnership with luxury jewellery brand Boucheron. The talented artist, represented by Continua Gallery, will receive €30,000 from Boucheron, and
[ad_1] London is never short when it comes to exhibitions, but this month is looking particularly great, packed with awe-inspiring art shows, brilliant photography and much more. Spring has most definitely sprung and Londoners are coming out of hibernation, seizing the city with both hands, milking it for all it has to offer. This month’s cultural calendar is
[ad_1] As the Trump administration backtracks on obligations for businesses to disclose the true beneficiaries of deals, the UK art trade is preparing for stricter sanctions rules, due to take effect in May. UK art market participants (AMPs) will soon be required to report immediately to the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) if they
[ad_1] The Arc, Jewry Street, launched its new exhibition, ‘Every Step of the Way’ on Friday, April 4. Thirty-three contemporary artists from diverse backgrounds have come together to illustrate eleven stretches of the trail, with every artist focusing on their interpretation of a particular section. READ MORE: ‘I am Jane Austen’ talk to explore true identity of
[ad_1] The Marwell International Wildlife Art Society (MIWAS), originally founded in January 1999 by acclaimed wildlife artist Pip McGarry, grew to become Europe’s largest wildlife art society. At its peak, it boasted more than 300 members and hosted a major annual art exhibition at Marwell Hall before closing down 10 years ago due to the
[ad_1] A celebration of the 1920s – the Art Deco era with music by Janacek, Tailleferre and Gershwin and readings from Dorothy Parker, Jean Rhys and PG Wodehouse. Show more This programme celebrates the world of Art Deco, a style that came into its own in the years after World War One and was named
[ad_1] Pop artist Kat Vandal transforms ball pit balls, preloved toys, teddies and other memorabilia into what she calls ‘Happy Art’. The French-born artist staged her first solo exhibition of ‘Dopamine’ installations in Berlin this Christmas, and now has her first London show at Omnide Gallery in Belsize Lane. Tetris Magna is one of Kat Vandal’s dopamine art installations. (Image: Kat
[ad_1] So much thought has to go into marketing a book: we are a shallow people and, like a child in a sweetshop, need to be visually enticed by the productGina Stock for Varsity As an avid Waterstones window-shopper and a lifelong reader, I am no stranger to judging a book by its cover. I