Fiona Robertson, a lecturer in the painting and printmaking department since the late 1990s, has shared her insights in a book of drawings titled ‘Inside Job: Memories of an Art School’. Some of these drawings have been reworked for an exhibition at the Beacon Arts Centre in Greenock. (Image: Christopher Bowen) The book features 100
Andy Warhol, Mona Lisa (Four Times). Courtesy of the Andy Warhol Estate Courtesy of the Andy Warhol Estate While London remains an international centre of the art world, full of iconic museums and world-class galleries, there is also a wealth of museums and galleries outside of London putting on some epic exhibitions this summer. Here
(Credits: Far Out / Malak Mattar / YouTube Still) On the brink of famine, being starved to death, with shrinking medical supplies and any sense of hope dwindling, the few Palestinians who have been able to flee Gaza continue their advocacy in the West as they watch the horror unfolding back home. One such person
Train passengers now arriving at Cuddington Station will be greeted by three panels on the platform depicting several favourite sights of residents. These include St John the Evangelist’s Church in Sandiway, Whitegate Way, The White Barn pub, and the Round Tower on the A556. Also depicted is local legend Harry the Cat who, before his sad death earlier
Archie, of Telford, beat out hundreds of entries from pupils nationwide to take the top spot in Topps’ ‘Build a Bellingham’ card design competition. The young fan’s creative submission, which perfectly captures Bellingham’s blazing form, earned high praise from the England international, who said: “It’s beautiful. I love the colours, I love everything about it.
Wharfedale Hospital, on Newall Carr Road, Otley, is one of a number across England set to benefit from new NHS investment in better care for people with brittle bones. The high-tech scanner—called a DEXA scanner—is used to measure bone strength and spot signs of osteoporosis, a condition that weakens bones and makes them more likely to
Titled Cultures and Creatures, it features the works of Helen Brabbs and Leslie Holmes and will be on display from Thursday, May 30 until Sunday, June 30. Sponsored by Steppes Travel, the exhibition offers a unique blend of Helen Brabbs’ paintings, portraying diverse cultures and architectures, and Leslie Holmes’ photographs, showcasing wildlife from around the
Ornate Chinese kites, gardens in full bloom and life-sized dolls provide some of the inspiration for final-year students presenting their collections at the preview of the Edinburgh College of Art Fashion Show. For the first time, the University of Edinburgh’s Futures Institute will be transformed into a catwalk to host the three runway shows. The
James Bovill BBC Midlands Today Aston University Engineering Academy Five students are studying the recently created T-level in Birmingham Students studying what is claimed to be the UK’s first T-Level in jewellery say they hope to stop the industry becoming a “dying art”. Aston University partnered with the Goldsmiths’ Company Charity to launch the course
Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter for all the latest entertainment news and reviews Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter Sign up to our free IndyArts newsletter An exhibition celebrating the early work of David Hockney, which explores the artist’s sexuality and early love interests, has been curated by a grandfather and grandson