In search of art: Ken Bromley Art Supplies brings the most Googled artists of the pandemic together in new map series
Over the course of the pandemic, the internet has been our main resource for almost everything, including art. But, in our time at home, what artists have people around the […]
Art in Flux and National Gallery X present new online exhibition reclaiming visibility for underrepresented artists
While museums remain closed, Art in Flux has teamed up with National Gallery X to present an exciting online exhibition set to begin on March 30th. Titled “Art in Flux: […]
Freelands Foundation and Runnymede Trust commission report to examine racial inequality in arts education
To better understand the lack of diversity within the arts in the UK, the Freelands Foundation and Runnymede Trust are looking at arts education. Together, they have announced the commission […]
Former IKEA to become major UK cultural centre
Coventry will soon make its mark on the art world by creating one of the largest cultural hubs in the world. The UK city, which will soon be named the […]
Seminal sculptures by Mahmoud Mokhtar to make their auction debut
Two rarely seen sculptures by Egyptian artist Mahmoud Mokhtar are heading to Sotheby’s for auction at this week. The sculptures represent two different periods in Mokhtar’s career and have belonged […]
Art World Roundup: a bowl bought for $35 sells at Sotheby’s for $721k, London galleries look forward to first gallery weekend, and more
In this week’s Art World Roundup, the National Portrait Gallery in London has pledged to increase the number of women represented in their permanent collection while a small bowl found […]
Nimtrim Architects selected to revamp green space in Becontree Estate in East London
You might not be familiar with Becontree Estate in east London, but when it was completed nearly 100 years ago, it was the largest council estate in the world. Now, […]
