AROE: From Then On’ – A Retrospective at Helm Gallery Celebrates the Legacy of a Graffiti Icon

This autumn, the rugged landscape of  Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust, Dorset, becomes the stage for a major exhibition and symposium bringing together 25 members of the Royal Society of Sculptors in collaboration with the Portland Sculpture & Quarry Trust (PSQT). One Island – Many Visions unfolds across Drill Hall Gallery and the vast Tout […]

What Is It Like? – A Groundbreaking Exhibition at arebyte Gallery Dates: February 27 – May 4, 2025Press Preview: Thursday, February 27, 4:30 – 5:30 pmOpening Evening: Thursday, February 27, 6:30 – 9 pmLocation: arebyte Gallery, Java House, 7 Botanic Square, London City Island, E14 0LG Curated by Helen Starr, What Is It Like? is […]

Teaspoon Projects Presents Inaugural Exhibition: A Thousand-Pointed Star at 67 York Street GalleryExhibition Dates: 12 – 18 February 2025 | Private View: 11 February 202567A York Street, London W1H 1QB Teaspoon Projects is launching its inaugural exhibition, A Thousand-Pointed Star, at 67 York Street Gallery, exploring the fragmented and multifaceted nature of modern identity. Inspired […]

A rare opportunity to own work by the pioneering Pop Artist and Cult ‘Lobstar’ Philip Colbert as he presents his first collectible prints and multiples showcase at Helm Gallery in Brighton. Philip Colbert, the British artist often hailed as the “Godson of Andy Warhol,” is about to bring his vibrant Pop Art universe to Brighton’s […]

Curated by Guerin Projects, Life Lines, a major new exhibition by multidisciplinary British artist LUAP (Paul Robinson), opens on 6 December 2024 at The Bottle Factory in London. This show marks a significant shift in LUAP’s practice, presenting a new body of work that explores the human psyche through large-scale abstracted portraits and a series […]

Exhibition Dates:17 October – 21 December 2024 Impulse Gallery is proud to present Transmissions, a solo exhibition by American artist Ann Tracy. This show brings together Tracy’s innovative work in painting, sculpture, and mixed media, reflecting her ongoing exploration of the human figure and her response to social, political, and environmental issues. Ann Tracy’s career […]

Artist Farah Atassi exhibition – The Lost Hours is currently showing at the Almine Rech in London until November 9th 2024.  Born in 1981, Belgium artist Farah Atassi is known for revisiting some of the major themes of modern and contemporary painting in her pulsating compositions. These range from still life to the mechanical ballet and, more recently, […]

Ministry of Nomads Art Foundation (MON) presents Maria Kreyn’s solo exhibition CHRONOS. Curated by Maria Vega, it runs from Monday 15 April to Saturday 22 June 2024, at St George’s Anglican Church, Venice with an opening reception on Tuesday 16 April. Ten monumental new oil paintings by the American artist are installed in this historic […]

Written by James Alston and directed by Imy Wyatt Corner, Scarlet Sunday is a two-hander play about obsession, dark secrets and the cult of celebrity. The play starts on a scorching hot day. Art curator and blogger Yasmin (Sorcha Kennedy) meets Ava (Camilla Aiko) in a popular busy cafe for an interview. After a bit […]

The Art Studio in Newcastle-under-Lyme is pleased to present a solo exhibition of celebrated Stoke-on-Trent artist Arthur Berry. This exquisitely curated survey of work comprises twenty large scale paintings, spanning The Potteries’ artist’s later years from the 1970s until his death in 1994, and features portraits, figurative works, urban landscapes and still lifes. Arthur Berry […]

Nonclassical, a music promoter, record label and events producer, are commissioning four composers from diverse backgrounds currently taking part in the Nonclassical Artist in Residence (AiR) scheme to write for orchestra. The four highly talented composers chosen are Beatrice Ferreira, Harry Górski-Brown, Kendra Chiagoro-Noel (NWAKKE), and Nneka Cummins. They were selected from an open call […]

Ben Brown Fine Arts presents Epistrophies and Heads, an exhibition of recent paintings by British artist Tony Bevan, at their London gallery. Running until 13th of January 2024, this will be Bevan’s twelfth exhibition with the gallery marking the second part of their comprehensive exhibition, following the earlier works from this series on view at […]

Phosphene, an exciting exhibition of new works by New York-based Cuban artist José Parlá will take place at Ben Brown Fine Arts’ flagship London gallery from 11 October to 17 November 2023 coinciding with Frieze London.  This will be the artist’s second solo exhibition in the Mayfair space, following his highly acclaimed Echo of Impressions show in 2018. Phosphene forms the […]

Ben Brown Fine Arts will present Cosmic Drill, their third solo exhibition of Los Angeles-based artist Awol Erizku. The exhibition, which runs from 27 January – 6 April 2023, follows his highly acclaimed shows with Ben Brown Fine Arts, 慢慢燃燒 Slow Burn (Hong Kong, 2018) and Make America Great Again (London, 2017). This exhibition will […]

“Tiny Traces: African & Asian Children at London’s Foundling Hospital” will open at the Foundling Museum tomorrow 30 September 2022, running to 19 February 2023. Discover a richer history of London life in the eighteenth century, through newly uncovered stories of African and Asian children in the care of the Foundling Hospital.“Tiny Traces: African & […]

For the first time in 25 years Johnny Depp will direct a movie Modigliani. A quarter of a century ago he directed both himself and Marlon Brando in 1997’s The Brave. This movie is based on Modigliani: A play in three acts by Dennis McIntyre published in 1980. This news was first reported by The Hollywood […]

Big Village – Digital, is a project that builds a manifesto for action to support the development of global majority performance makers. As part of the UK/Australia 2021-22 season with British Council Australia, Upswing launched Big Village – Digital, a series of short films and online conversations from global majority circus artists in the UK […]

Tuesday 1 March, 10:30am – 12pm The Dance of Art, the Dance of Life Dance is the original form of artistic expression. It has only one instrument—the body—but it creates movement, lines, forms, and rhythm. It connects us to the earth, the sky, the cosmos, Nature. By calling on the ritual of dance to generate […]

At 11am on New Year’s Day, thousands of payphones across the UK will ring simultaneously in a large-scale audio artwork. Pick Me Up (& hold me tight) is a national project aiming to make every phone box in the UK ring at the same time: 11am on New Year’s Day.  Passersby or anyone who picks […]

‘Every Day is a Miracle’ is the tagline of Art Below’s first gallery exhibition since January and the Covid Lockdown which saw every gallery and theatre close in the UK and across the world. Opening Friday 17 July at Ad Lib Gallery, it runs until the 26th of July following months of isolation and global […]

The applications are now open for the inaugural Soho House Art Prize: a new global contemporary art prize to discover, recognise and support artistic talent. Created by Soho House and supported by Bombay Sapphire, the prize winner will receive the funds to realise and present a major solo showcase at Soho Beach House Miami during […]

Derwent Art Prize: The shortlist has been announced. In response to increasing concerns around the impact of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and in order to protect the health and wellbeing of artists, visitors, staff and the wider community, we have made the decision to postpone both the Derwent Art Prize exhibitions in London and in Paris. We will however be launching […]

A picture is worth a thousand words. Earth Photo is an international competition developed by Forestry England and the Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers). It rewards photographs celebrating the natural world, its beauty, and its ever-growing fragility. The main objective of Earth Photo is to reveal the story behind the pictures: […]

The world’s largest touring exhibition of Banksy artworks opening 23rd April 2020 in South Kensington. A touring exhibition featuring works by painter, graffiti  artist and social activist, Banksy is set to open in London. The Art of Banksy is an acclaimed showcase featuring 80 original and authenticated works associated with, arguably, the most intriguing and talked-about artist […]

Moss Carroll, Calon Ddaear, exhibited as part of Wales Contemporary 2019, winner of the Young Artist Prize

A pioneering celebration of drawing returned to Trinity Buoy Wharf in London running from 18 January – 1 February 2020. This current exhibition, the annual Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize celebrates this revival of drawing in London’s historic Docklands. “Drawing has seen something of a renaissance in the last twenty years in the UK”, wrote […]

“The Waldorf Project, in collaboration with Wonderfruit Festival, attempted something never done before….and made history…in the world’s biggest experiment in empathy engineering. 4200 people were united as a single organism, connected for a moment as one. “ The World’s Largest Experiment in Empathy Engineering “FUTURO – X” took place at Thailand’s Wonderfruit Festival in December 2018, making […]

The Royal Academy in collaboration with the Albertina Museum in Vienna presents 100 portraits, allegories, landscapes and erotic nudes of Austrian artists Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele. The exhibition of rare and fragile drawings displayed in the RA’s Sackler wing, gives us a raw and revealing glimpse into the relationship between the two artists marking […]

This year’s Zurich Portrait Prize shortlist sees artists challenging the traditional understandings of portraiture. 25 artists from various multi-disciplinary backgrounds were shortlisted for the final stage in the competition. The aim of the Zurich Portrait Prize is to foster an interest in contemporary portraiture amongst artists and art lovers alike while adding to the National Portrait Collection […]

Anyone that is an artist grows weary at the escalating cost of art materials. Some manufacturers allegedly can charge upwards of £100 for inferior products. One man has a mission to challenge this. This man is Stuart Semple. Artists all around the world will be in for a shock AND a treat later this month […]

Have you ever felt at your lowest ebb and then unexpectedly things turned around?

For many years the focus of Miami based artist, Stuart Sheldon’s work has been on the theme of social justice. More recently his work is a response to the “political madness” he sees happening in his country. At 36, Sheldon realised the healing effects art had on him personally. Broke and alone after the breakdown […]

Mauro De Giorgi tells me his most important artist tool, his “weapon of choice” and “beloved friend” is his ‘fude’ (Japanese calligraphy brush)”. At just 7 years old, the Singapore-based Italian artist’s interest in art began to blossom. His mother had given him his first oil painting set. From very early on, De Giorgi found […]

Singapore-based British Artist Nicola Anthony is among the 30 finalists in the 2018 Sovereign Asian Art Prize announced by Sovereign Art Foundation in Hong Kong on 1st of March 2018. Held annually, this is the 14th edition of Asia’s most prestigious prize for contemporary artists. Artists are nominated by a carefully selected board of independent art […]

From an early age, Christian Zanotto was passionate about all things digital; computers, calculators, quartz watches, robots, cameras and lunar expeditions. It was while studying at the “Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia”, that he would incorporate for the first time digital media into his creative process. “I immediately identified in [digital media] a way […]

Nicola Anthony’s Great Soul a sculpture created in 2014 has been selected as part of the Field Trip Project exhibition, at KL Biennale. The Kuala Lumpur Biennale, opens today, Thursday, 23rd November, at The National Art Gallery of Malaysia, and runs until March 2018. “It’s a real honour for me as a British artist to be invited to exhibit in Malaysia’s […]

It was August 15, 2008. Barry Yeow was to find himself locked up at Bedok police station. He had mugged a Chinese woman, taken her money and mobile phone. He was to be sent down for 10 years. This was not his first brush with the law. The former tattoo artist had a troubled past […]

When making the sculptures, Singapore-based British Artist, Nicola Anthony will first embark on a “process of collecting, mapping and archiving”. She will set out, armed with her mosquito spray, incense, measuring sticks, sound recording devices, collecting sacks, torches and camera lenses. [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]It starts with research, “travelling, observing and sketching, collecting objects (seeds, musical instruments, bells, […]

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International award-winning Greek artist, Mariva Zacharof held an art workshops with a group of 80 children in the village of Paril Nowada, Manikganj District in Bangladesh.

Quicksand (2017) Video still © Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen We are living in very tense times. Europe is in accelerated decline, with the uncertainty of the potential departure of Britain from the EU, populist politicians and far-right movements across Europe. This is further exacerbated by the unprecedented refugee waves around the European borders. Danish Artist […]

STANDING UP COORDINATES OF THE IDENTITY OPENING: SATURDAY 3 DECEMBER 2016 – 16:30 / 20:00 EXHIBITION: 3 DECEMBER 2016 – 7 JANUARY 2017 CURATOR :  SONIA ARATA ADDRESS: RUSLAND 22 – 1012 CL AMSTERDAM – NL Red Stamp Art Gallery is glad to present “STANDING UP – COORDINATES OF THE IDENTITY”, personal exhibition of the Italian artist Armida […]

British artist Stuart Semple today released his own brand of pink paint, ‘PINK’, said to be the world’s pinkest pigment. PINK is available for £3.99 from www.culturehustle.com – to all but Anish Kapoor.

(Featured image credit: Sama Alshaibi, Al-Tariqah (The path), 2014, Courtesy of the artist and Ayyam Gallery)   KRÍSIS 28 OCTOBER – 9 DECEMBER 2016, NOTTINGHAM, UK In what seems like an intensifying atmosphere of global, media-driven expressions of shock, horror, fear and anxiety – how can we use states of crisis as ways to re-think the […]

0.064g GALLERY@OXO Oxo Tower Wharf, Bargehouse Street, South Bank London, SE1 9PH 26 October – 6th November 2016 (11am – 6pm daily) Private View: Thursday 27th October, 6:30 – 8:30pm Press Preview: 4 – 5pm   0.064g is an exhibition of new work by Meng Zhou, on view at gallery@oxo on London’s Southbank 26th October […]

    Prepare for The Waldorf Project’s biggest and most ambitious project yet. This is a genre-defying, multi-sensory dining experience like no other, a fully immersive journey incorporating food (a menu comprising proteins, fibres, carbohydrates, hydration and alcohol – yet transformed and unrecognisable as its individual ingredients), scent, drink, movement, sound and physical environment. Staged […]

Gold and Best Artisan Garden Awards at Chelsea Flower Show for Somerset Artists ‘…NOTHING – HALF SO MUCH WORTH DOING AS SIMPLY MESSING ABOUT IN BOATS’ Just back from a stint at Chelsea Flower Show celebrating the success of the Viking Cruises Mekong Garden’s gold and best artisan awards, Somerset-based artists Fiona Campbell and Nick […]

Fiona Campbell looks back over July – October project: It’s been a very intense and challenging few months. Incredible seeing step in stone through to fruition, and so fulfilling. Overall, the project was a tremendous success, very well received by an extremely varied and broadly based audience. We were overwhelmed by such a high volume of […]

Ex parte – What are experiences of those who have travelled from their homeland to another, and can examine at once, the perspectives of both, and the connections, confluences and conflicts between the two? Where are the points and modes of negotiation, and constructed specificities? EX – marks the activating co-ordinates. In the year of […]

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Born and bred in Kenya, Fiona Campbell now lives and works in Somerset. She graduated with distinction in Fine Art, Sculpture from the Byam Shaw School of Art, London, later gaining a PGCE at Exeter University. 

I first met Philip in his Studio in Vyner Street, East London. He was running a life drawing class where the life model’s acted out a card from the tarot deck. Immediately I became overwhelmed by the sheer scale of his work.

In Japan the crane bird is a very symbolic animal. He is symbolic for peace, love, solidarity, luck and a new beginning

“Art is not only brush and paint… it is how we think, which gives us, plenty of satisfaction to be very happy in life”

Steven Gordon Linebaugh discusses his Art

Narrative by – Barbara Greene Mann July, 2011 “Have we Melted yet?”  The Seer explains the terror of the tsunami and the fear that the reactors may have a meltdown. But some just ask for spuds and baseball. David Blackwood one of Canada’s most respected visual storytellers, presented an award-winning retrospective show at the AGO. […]

The geometrical essence of objects and space always has a distorted perspective, due to our own perception. Images enter our brain up side down and are corrected unnoticed. The question that drives and fascinates me is:  Isn’t there more out there then we can simply observe? Do we occasionally reside in different layers? And… what […]

I like to emphasise muscle, sinew, and movement.

“A style or direction in art does not arise from one day to another, but often evolves as a compliment or reaction to other styles.”

The exciting thing for me about Art is that we all experience, read and interpret it in relation to ourselves.

I thought, like many people, that they were merely a bunch of crazy artists

Russian-born artist Alexander “Sasha” Sergeef, known for painting the lavish homes and families of the aristocracy and celebrities, will exibit again in a gallery show in Connecticut at River Road Gallery in Wilton next October 15. Acclaimed for his use of rich colors and golden light, Sasha and 13 of his interiors was published on […]