Archive for the ‘United Kingdom’ Category
A new show at London's Serpentine Gallery explores the works of the father of pop art, Richard Hamilton.
1190 via Guardian
Currently showing at Hauser & Wirth London, is “School,” a selection of most recent works by Subodh Gupta.
1188 via Art Observed
Ceramic artist Barnaby Barford is bringing new life to kitsch porcelain figurines once again at David Gill Galleries in London.
1180 via Wallpaper*
More than 75 artists have moved into a condemned housing block in north London, transforming its empty rooms into works of art.
1166 via Guardian
To start its 40th anniversary year, the Serpentine Gallery presents "Richard Hamilton: Modern Moral Matters."
1161 via Serpentine Gallery
A major new exhibition at Tate Modern pays tribute to Arshile Gorky, master of abstract expressionism.
1151 via Guardian
The 39 years old Swiss art dealer Iwan Wirth (Hauser & Wirth), is one of the most influential and successful players in the market.
1132 via Financial Times
Barbican's new installation by artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot features zebra finches, electric guitars and a walk-through aviary.
1130 via Guardian
Franz Ackermann's exhibition at White Cube references century-old techniques but feels thrillingly contemporary.
1100 via Guardian
A look at the life of Henry Moore, whose curvaceous, modernist sculptures ignited a second British bronze age.
1098 via Guardian
"Irving Penn Portraits" is a glorious celebration of the photographer's work - at the National Portrait Gallery in London until 6 June.
1087 via NPG
A new exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery in London celebrates the explosive cultural impact of late author JG Ballard.
1070 via Guardian
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A forrest of gold that was created by Carmody Groarke and Arup sits at the Osnaburgh Street entrance to British Land's Regent Place Pavillion.
1067 via Yatzer
Both day and evening sales at Phillips de Pury London raised $10,096,428 (before buyer’s premiums).
1056 via The Art Collectors
World famous designer Alexander McQueen (3/16/1969 – 2/11/2010) has been found dead at his home.
1051 via Yatzer
Photographer Matt Stuart is exhibiting a decade worth of accidental moments captured in London.
1041 via Dazed Digital
Artworks produced by inmates at Feltham Young Offenders Institution are going on display at the National Gallery in London.
1037 via BBC
A whimsical new exhibit reveals the rarely seen art of photo collage made by aristocratic Victorian women.
1025 via Daily Beast
Currently on exhibit in London is the Kinetica Art Fair, the UK’s only fair dedicated to kinetic art.
1022 via Art Observed
Dublin-born photographer Niall O' Brien is cutting his teeth in the Big Smoke.
1014 via Dazed Digital
From patterns to posters, paintings to paper chains, a major new show in London explores the works of art collaborators Art & Language.
1001 via Guardian
Van Doesberg and the International Avant-Garde, at Tate Modern, is first major UK exhibition devoted to the Dutch artist.
995 via BBC
A bronze sculpture, entitled L’Homme qui marche I, by Alberto Giacometti became the most expensive work ever sold at auction.
994 via Art Observed
