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Fred and Lucy Baier have been professional artists for 57 years and 45 years respectively. Artist and furniture maker Fred
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As the distorting impact of the Covid-19 pandemic fades, we can start to see more clearly how it changed the museum landscape, and how the near-complete drops in museum attendance in 2020 have obscured deeper trends.The Art Newspaper’s annual visitor-numbers
🎭 NEW! UK Regional Theatre Newsletter Get all the top news & discounts for UK Regional & beyond. Birmingham Hippodrome and leading Midlands artist development organisation, In Good Company, have announced a new partnership, to strengthen connections and support for
This article is part of the Artnet Intelligence Report: Year Ahead 2026. Drawing on in-depth analysis of the past year’s market performance, the latest edition offers a data-driven snapshot of the art world today—from recent auction results to the artists
The exhibition runs through to Wednesday, May 20 at Jenny Penney Local makers Shop & Gallery at Mangerton Mill. Known for his unmistakable style, Brooke transforms brushwork into narrative scenes that blend myth, fantasy and a subtle sense of humour.
The event in Thornton will take place on June 6 and 7, and will see 70 artists exhibiting in more than 40 venues throughout the village. Now in its third year, the Thornton Art Trail has quickly grown in size
Rachel Martin (Tlingít), Gochman Family Chalk drawings, 2022. Chalk, site-specific. Photo: Alon Koppel Photography At some point this fall, a new art exhibition space devoted to contemporary Native American art will open in Katonah, New York, with the name of
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