Portrait Painter Richard Stone on Painting Mandela and the Queen Mother
Art of Stone He’s painted everyone from the Queen Mother to Mandela, and now Richard Stone is working on inspiring…
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60 Masterpieces to Return from the Hermitage Museum to Houghton Hall, Norfolk
From Russia with Luck Hot lust, cold hard cash and the fine art of a dirty deal… The story of…
ByBADA results show six-figure sales
New clients, including buyers from the United States, Israel and China, boosted business at the BADA Antiques & Fine Art…
ByArtist Bob and Roberta Smith Blasts Old Flo Sale, Lack of Arts Education in England
Artist Bob and Roberta Smith spoke out about two controversies roiling the art world last night at the Swarovski Whitechapel…
ByWhitechapel Gallery Art Plus Fashion Gala Raises £350,000
Doing its turn on the art-world-party catwalk, the Swarovski Whitechapel Gallery Gala – themed Art Plus Fashion – raised nearly…
ByMarch is the month for art-world galas
You can rely on certain seasons to bring out a string of parties: the start of summer for Pimms and…
ByAdam Dant’s new exhibition: ‘Soerditch: Diary of a Neighbourhood’
Eleven Spitalfields Gallery 8 March-26 April 2013 Website An intimate portrait of London’s most talked about post code is revealed…
ByArt13 opens with global galleries, global collectors… and Harry Styles
Art13 opened yesterday with a surge of international collectors looking to buy art from a spectrum of galleries not seen…
ByWhat happens when the supply of Contemporary art masterpieces runs out at auction?
Going, Going… Gone? A seemingly endless glut of saleroom fodder has seen the Contemporary art bubble bloat ever more grotesquely.…
ByStreet Art May Be Huge, But It’s Just Getting Started
Let Us Spray The word on the street is that graffiti art, far from having run out of puff, is…
ByRichard Long brings Land Art to the Whitworth
The director of the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester’s university quarter shows me an A4 piece of paper with Richard…
ByRaqib Shaw Ra-jazzles the Manchester Art Gallery with La Nuit d’Amour
THE ARTIST RAQIB Shaw is evidently a generous man: to accompany La Nuit d’Amour, his show of paint-pencil-enamel-jewel bestiaries at…
ByDirector Noah Horowitz on The Armory Show’s Centenary(ish)
Josh Spero meets Armory Show director Noah Horowitz over an awkward Coca-Cola to discuss what the fair can learn from…
ByReview: Plutocrats: The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich
Plutocrats: The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich Chrystia Freeland Allen Lane, 352pp Review by Christopher Silvester The cover of…
ByReview: Diamond Street: The Hidden World of Hatton Garden
Diamond street: The Hidden World of Hatton Garden Rachel Lichtenstein Hamish Hamilton, 368pp Review by Peter York I’m quite used…
ByFleeing Hurricane Sandy New York-Style
Author: by Daisy Prince Onwards and Upwards When Hurricane Sandy hit New York, Daisy Prince joined the power-hungry downtowners who…
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Octavia Hill, Founder of the National Trust, Remembered
A Beauty-Full Mind On the centenary of the death of Octavia Hill, Clive Aslet joins the chorus of praise for…
ByArt 13: An Art Fair with a Difference
A Fair Change Art13 will be an art fair with a difference, says Josh Spero: a proper global outlook, unexpected…
ByThe Rise of Private Museums in Asia
The West has a very particular conception of museums: public institutions for the public good created — at least in…
ByThe Story Behind Parmigiani’s New Mayfair Store
The Brand That Came in From the Cold Parmigiani’s approach may have grated with some, but its latest offerings and…
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