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Nomin Zezegmaa's immersive installation transforms St Cyprian's church into a sanctuary of sound and textile
The Bagri Foundation opens its first London presentation in a historic Marylebone church, showcasing Nomin Zezegmaa's expansive textile and acoustic works.
Paris salons to European courts: the light, ornamental language of furniture, porcelain, painting and church interiors.
Rococo began as private luxury in early eighteenth-century Paris and then travelled widely. This survey covers interiors and craft as much as painting, introduces Watteau, Boucher and Fragonard, tracks the style’s European afterlives, and names the museum rooms where its pastel wit still reads clearly.
Serpentine North draws record crowds while Lightroom presents immersive tribute on artist's 89th anniversary
Two concurrent London presentations honour the late British painter, combining a major survey of his Normandy period with an innovative digital experience tracing six decades of creative output.
PinchukArtCentre announces extended application period for eighth edition of international contemporary art award
The biannual global art prize for artists under 35 has pushed its deadline to July 19, 2026, providing additional time for emerging practitioners worldwide to submit proposals.
Regulatory friction and shifting trade routes slow relative expansion despite absolute gains
Arts Economics marks BAMF's thirtieth year with data showing Britain's second-place global standing, slower recovery since 2009, and a fragmented export market.
Why a Eurostar campaign overlooks a major London loan
An advertising campaign features a Renoir masterpiece destined for Paris, yet the canvas currently resides in the UK capital.
