By chris kirkland in Events & Review
OPEN UP SHEFFIELD 2011 7-8 May Free Sheffield Cathedral Church Street Sheffield S1 1HA UK On Sunday the Cathedral will be open from 12.30pm onwards. http://www.markhwilson.co.uk *** Made in Clerkenwell Summer Open Studios 19-22 May £2.50 Crafts Central Studios 33–35…
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By jadams in Events & Review
The first Van Gogh exhibition in the UK for about 40 years, this one was a must-see. Not being an artist myself, I was interested to learn about the man I’d only touched on at school and knew only the…
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By jadams in Events & Review
Here at ArtWeb we don’t half enjoy a spot of exhibition-browsing. Especially during what has been a cold, wet, is-it-ever-going-to-end Winter. If you’re rather partial to a stroll around an art gallery every so often (whether for buying or browsing),…
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By jadams in Events & Review
Why not head into a nice warm gallery this weekend to see some of the cracking new exhibitions and events being launched around the UK? Beats staying in and trying to motivate yourself to wash up… Bob Dylan on Canvas,…
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By jadams in Events & Review
One of our talented artist members, Lindsey Power, is supporting Haiti by donating ALL proceeds from her sales of paintings to Haven House Building, an organisation which is helping re-build the shattered lives and houses of Haiti. We have…
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By jadams in Events & Review, Interviews
In the first ‘Spotlight’ of 2010, I’m talking to renowned artist Helen Masacz. Helen has had an enviable career with the National Portrait Gallery inviting her to submit work for their exhibitions and is currently painting a portrait of our…
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By jadams in Events & Review
An upcoming exhibition at Tate Modern promises to be an eye-opening experience, throwing its audience into an unexpected world where war and science fiction come together in real life. Michael Rakowitz’s ‘The Worst Condition Is To Pass Under A Sword…
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By jadams in Events & Review
Fraser Kee Scott is certainly becoming recognised as a mover-and-shaker of the art world. He opened his Notting Hill-based gallery (A Gallery) when he was just 19 and has since seemingly perfected the ability to see the message-beyond-the-skill that so…
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By jadams in Events & Review
‘IT SEEMS IMMENSELY TIMELY TO ME TO EXPLORE WHAT WE REALLY MEAN BY HEROISM’ – Martin Firrell ‘COMPLETE HERO’ BY MARTIN FIRRELL AT THE GUARDS CHAPEL LONDON Public art digital projections of text and video to the chapel exterior The…
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By jadams in Events & Review
Date: Thursday 22 October, 2pm – 5pm Venue: The Anatomy Theatre and Museum, King’s College London, Strand Campus Cost: Free This event will explore and showcase some of the exciting collaborations between universities and artists-in-residence. The event will involve a…
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