Welcome artists to BBA’s biggest exhibition ever! We are searching the globe for the best of the best to be part of our anniversary event. Is one of them you? BBA Prizes is turning 10. And double digits = double exhibition. We will be taking over the Kühlhaus in Berlin to present 20 artists and
Welcome photographers to BBA’s biggest exhibition ever! We are searching the globe for the best of the best to be part of our anniversary event. Are you the one? BBA Prizes is turning 10. And double digits = double exhibition. We will be taking over the Kühlhaus in Berlin to present 20 artists and 20
You would think that there were dozens of histories of British art out there, along the lines of an art history course I came across titled ‘Caveman to Picasso’. Oddly, there are not, and those that exist cannot always be trusted. This most enjoyable book is an exception. Bendor Grosvenor says in his introduction, ‘The
The future of universities already decimated by corporate interests hangs in the balance as tuition fees look set to rise Is it ever not the moment to lament the fortunes of arts education in Britain? To deplore a decades-long, cross-party experiment in running universities and colleges as if they were corporate entities? To roll our
What’s fascinating is that seeing the play either live or on the screen inspires viewers not only to reflect, but also to act. Remarkably, it has led to lasting and ongoing real-world change. “Through NT Live and NT at Home, we have made it possible for over half a million people to see Jodie Comer’s peerless performance
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Interrogating the photographic image in the age of the algorithm, A Perfect Sentence explores the shifting terrain of photography and commodification of attention. Oliver Frank Chanarin says: “There is an uncanny sense that the work is watching us just as much as we are watching it, and it’s not necessarily a good feeling at all.
Activists from the Just Stop Oil group at the National Gallery in September 2024 after throwing soup on Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting – Text size The National Gallery in London said Thursday that it was banning liquids in a move to bolster security of its artworks after a spate of high-profile attacks by activists. Over
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Two works by the late Portuguese artist Paula Rego have gone on show at No.10 Downing Street, the home of the UK prime minister, as part of a major re-hang. According to The Telegraph, Rego’s works— two scenes from her mural Crivelli’s Garden (1990-91)—are displayed in a room used for prime ministerial meetings with world