The gallery, which occupies a converted former BT telephone box, achieved national publicity when it first opened in 2009 as probably the world’s smallest art gallery. Exhibitions over the past 17 years have featured works by national known artists, such

The work of 12 artists from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka is brought together in (Un)Layering the Future Past of South Asia: Young Artists’ Voices - running until August 31. First shown at SOAS Gallery, London last year,

The chances of finding a renowned, long-lost sculpture that will fetch millions at auction in your granny’s attic, is sadly slim. The same goes for unearthing an extraordinarily valuable painting in your local charity shop (although it does happen very,

Across the art industry, gallery founders are grappling with the question succession planning—how, or indeed if, to pass on their business to the next generation. In the case of Edmondo di Robilant and Marco Voena, who co-founded Robilant + Voena

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has announced on Thursday the names of the artists who will be supported with bursaries from the Keep it Fringe Fund. The fund was launched in 2023 and this year it has been boosted with

ArtGalZim AS Zimbabwe commemorates 46 years of independence, the nation’s creative pulse continues to echo stories of resilience, identity and transformation. In this NewsDay Life & Style conversation, visual artiste Keith Zenda (KZ) reflects on how art has evolved alongside