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Michael Petry: In the Realm of the Gods New Solo exhibition Holburne Museum Bath

The Holburne Museum has invited Petry to make a new feature installation and to place two other pieces about existing works in their collection.

Tracey Emin And Jean Arp Spearhead Turner Contemporary Autumn Line-Up

Turner Contemporary 0pens two exhibitions tomorrow which feature Margate’s own Tracey Emin in one section and the work of the Swiss-born artist Jean Hans Arp in another.

Keith Vaughan Homoerotic Photos From The 1930s To Be Exhibited

A collection of rare vintage homoerotic photographs and collages by the British artist Keith Vaughan (1912-1977) from the 1930s, the majority never previously seen or exhibited, will be on view at Austin/Desmond Fine Art from the 25 October.

Car Crash: Frieze Week Collateral Art Event Cavendish Square Unveiled

One of the best collateral art events during Frieze Week takes place in the car park beneath Cavendish Square

Pablo Bronstein RIBA Architecture Gallery Exhibition Opens In London

RIBA is presenting a new exhibition of Pablo Bronstein. Titled Conservatism, or The Long Reign of Pseudo Georgian Architecture this is the third in a series of specially commissioned exhibitions with artists.

Pablo Picasso Love, Fame,Tragedy Works Reunited At Tate Modern

A unique opportunity to view a group of paintings by Pablo Picasso created in the 1930s will be on offer at Tate Modern

Winnie-the-Pooh Celebrated In Largest Ever V&A Exhibition

Winnie-the-Pooh is celebrated in a new exhibition at the V&A in London. For the first time in nearly 40 years this December as part of the UK’s largest ever exhibition on Winnie-the-Pooh, A.A. Milne, and E.H. Shepard. Winnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic will be a multi-sensory, playful exhibition that will explore the magical world of Winnie-the-Pooh – one of the most adored fictional characters of all time.

Jean Dubuffet: Theatres Of Memory Series First London Showing At Pace

The first exhibition of Jean Dubuffet’s Théâtres de mémoire, series in over three decades will be unveiled at Pace London.

Frieze London 2017 The Galleries Curators And Vibe Inside The Tent

Frieze London 2017 will present more than 160 leading galleries from across the world will showcase ambitious presentations by international emerging and established artists.

Sunday: Frieze Week Collateral Contemporary Art Fair Announces October Line-Up

The 2017 edition of SUNDAY an annual contemporary art fair held in London get under way during Frieze week 5-8 October.

Femfest Launches 70 Female Visual Artists Exhibiting In London

femfest is a 3-day art festival exploring the work of 70 female visual artists in London. The event was borne from the missions and values for arts festivals to focus on and privilege the voices and experiences of those identifying as women.

Victorian Photography Pioneers Explored In New NPG Exhibition

An exhibition of work by four of the most celebrated Victorian art photographers is to open at The National Portrait Gallery in London.

Nature Morte: Contemporary Still life Explored At Guildhall Art Gallery

A new exhibition celebrating the cult of Nature Morte explores how leading artists of the 21st century have reinvigorated the still life.

Roundhouse Summer Project: Wayne McGregor Curates Random International

The international choreographer and director Wayne McGregor is curating a major new series at the Roundhouse with Random International.

Collector Tim Sayer Curates 25 Works Selected For Hepworth Wakefield Exhibition

The Hepworth Wakefield is presenting an exhibition of 25 works personally selected by Tim Sayer MBE

Early Photographic Views Of India Unveiled At London’s Getty Images

Images sourced from various scrapbooks, albums, glass plate negatives and vintage prints held in Getty Images’ Hulton Archive have gone on view in a free exhibition in London.

Bruce Nauman – Raw Materials Returns To Turbine Hall For Artist Rooms Show

Bruce Nauman is the latest artist to be given a solo exhibition as part of the Artist Rooms series of annual free exhibitions.

The Golden Age Of Ocean Liners Explored In New V&A Exhibition

The golden age of ocean travel will be explored in a major new exhibition, Ocean Liners: Speed & Style, Co-organised by the V&A in London

Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait And The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood New Exhibition

Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait (1434), is to be the focus of a new exhibition at the National in London. It will be exhibited for the first time alongside works by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and its successors.

C. A. Halpin Exhibits Large Scale Drawings and Sculpture At Herrick Gallery

A Hard World For Little Things is an exhibition consisting of two series of large-scale graphite drawings on paper and three sculptures by C.A.Halpin. The works are inspired by the title of a scene in the film The Night of the Hunter.

Ralph Dunn and Ryan Riddington Explore Sexuality and Human Desire At MOCA

Ralph Dunn and Ryan Riddington are two talented emerging UK based artists. Their practice explores sexuality within their work in very different but complimentary ways.

British Realist Painting From The 1920s And 1930s Explored In Edinburgh

An exhibition of more than 80 paintings by a now obscure generation of artists, exploring the realist tradition in British art, between the two World Wars has opened in Edinburgh.

Art Night Festival: Tonight’s The Night To Be Adventurous

Art Night 2017 is one of the UK’s largest free arts festivals. It is sponsored by the Whitechapel Gallery and allows anyone with a spirit of adventure on a magical mystery tour of the edgier side of the London art scene.

Dazzling Modigliani Exhibition To Reunite Banned Nudes At Tate Modern

Some of Modigliani’s best known and most provocative nudes are to be reunited in London nearly 100 years after they were banned in Paris.

Artist Couple Sean Scully and Liliane Tomasko Unveil Exhibition At Kunstwerk – Sammlung Klein

A dual exhibition in Germany brings together works by Sean Scully and Liliane Tomasko, perhaps the greatest artist couple since Motherwell and Frankenthaler.

City of London launches Sculpture in the City 2017

Sculpture in the City, the City of London’s annual public art programme set amongst some of London’s most iconic architectural landmarks, launches on 27 June including works by Paul McCarthy,Martin Creed and Ryan Gander.

Desperate Artwives Midsummer Madness Takeover For East-End Gallery Trail

Following the latest ‘Takeover’ in March 2017, Desperate Artwives’ are coming back to Leyden Gallery to monopolise the space once again with the theme of Midsummer Madness.

Young Masters Art Prize Exhibition Unveiled In London’s St James

The shortlist for the Young Masters Art Prize has selected eighteen artists from across the globe.

Vibrant Camberwell Arts Festival 2017 Launches This Weekend

Now in its 23rd year, the Camberwell Arts Festival has grown out of and celebrates the vibrant artistic community in Camberwell. It is developed as a partnership between local artists, residents and organisations and is co-ordinated by Camberwell Arts, a registered charity that aims to promote the arts in Camberwell – and Camberwell through the arts.welcome to the camberwell arts festival. This […]

Art Basel Plus Satellite Fair Guide 2017 What To See

Art Basel 2017 is a curated selection of 291 first-rate galleries exhibiting at the fair’s 48th edition in Basel. The gallery list for the Swiss event, taking place from June 15 to June 18, 2017, is a corker.

Museum of Transology Launched To Celebrate Brighton’s LGBTQ Residents

This summer Brighton Museum launches Be Bold, a series of collaborative events and exhibitions funded by Arts Council England and programmed in partnership with Brighton & Hove’s LGBTQ communities. The exhibitions aim to reflect the experiences of the city’s LGBTQ residents and begin with the acclaimed Museum of Transology.

Jamaican Art – Intuitive Outsiders But With That Old Time Religion

Jamaican art has never been as experimental as that to be found in – say – Cuba, its neighboring island in the Greater Antilles. Cuban art reached out to the Modernist Movement almost as soon as it began. And Cuba has always had links to what was going on in the mainland nations of Latin America. Art in Jamaica, linked to the UK, remained consistently more conservative.