Tom Christopherson, a lawyer and legal consultant to Bonhams, has been appointed chairman of the British Art Market Federation (BAMF). He replaces Martin Wilson who stepped...
Cathedrals in the United Kingdom are discovering that light installations are attracting visitors of all faiths — and many who have none and in some cases...
Even before Rivals, Disney’s riotous TV dramatisation of Dame Jilly Cooper’s 1988 bonkbuster, the honeyed Cotswolds could lay claim to being England’s most desirable country corner. But with the...
Maurizio Cattelan’s banana duct-taped to a wall – titled Comedian – can’t stay out of the news; this time, Damien Hirst has chosen the artwork to be included in Art In...
ART Of Protest (AOP) has been awarded a UK Shared Prosperity Fund grant by City of York Council to create a more vibrant, people-friendly, accessible space...
Alastair MacKinven, the mesmeric British painter and performer, has died aged 53 after a long illness. Born in Clatterbridge, UK, in 1971, MacKinven studied at the...
Peter Hujar: Eyes Open in the Dark Queer life in New York in the 70s and 80s. Abandoned buildings, street scenes and intimate portraits of writers,...
One of 2024’s most highly anticipated museum reopenings was that of the Frick Collection in New York, whose Fifth Avenue home has been closed since 2020 for...
Keep Wales Tidy and Ysgol Dyffryn Trannon collaborated on the project, which saw the previously ‘dull’ cabinet in Trefeglwys given a new lease of life. The...
IT’S beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum, thanks to a little help from the King’s Trust. The Little Elborow...