This has to be one of Glasgow’s most striking Art Deco buildings – and certainly the only one with a connection, albeit tenuous, to the Red Road flats. The Beresford Hotel was built in 1938 at a cost of £170,000 as a statement of the modern city that hosted the Empire Exhibition. It was designed, … Read more
Cash The Art Newspaper’s guide to London Gallery Weekend 2022, with recommendations on the best exhibitions to see over the three-day event, top trends and commentary Where is cheaper to get to from Manchester than taking the train to London? Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham recently caused a social media storm he claimed it was … Read more
NASA’s robotic geologist Perseverance, busy unraveling the mysteries of Mars, has shared a bleak but enchanting picture of the red planet. In its latest attempt, the rover sent an image of dusty Martian rocks scattered across the barren land of Earth’s neighbor. “Making a random zen art while I drive. Mars may be bleak, but … Read more
In the history of art, some decades are defined by a single style. In the 1950s it was Abstract Expressionism; the 60s, minimalism; 70s, conceptualism. Now? “If we look back to that period of the 2010s, we will see that this was a moment of figuration,” Ruth Erickson, the curator at the Institute of Contemporary … Read more
American artist Winslow Homer is best known for his dramatic seascape paintings of fishermen and rescuers battling the harsh maritime elements. But a major new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art aims to delve much deeper into the artist’s rich and varied life, as well as the lesser-known themes and themes he has explored. … Read more
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), which bills itself as ‘the world’s leading horticultural charity’, has always combined an interest in gardens with a keen eye for botanical art. Dating back to the founding of the RHS in 1804, the organization’s library collections include 30,000 works of art and approximately 250,000 photographs. With works ranging from … Read more
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Is this the first Masters in history where the practice rounds were more electrifying than the tournament rounds? No disrespect to champion Scottie Scheffler, but the unfortunate downside of wire-to-wire victories tends to dampen the excitement, even when it’s world No. 1 battling in the final group on a Sunday against the … Read more
Japan’s former Princess Mako is now reportedly an unpaid volunteer at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art after giving up her titles – and a $1.3 million payout – to marry her “middle class” college sweetheart. Mako Komuro, 30, works in the legendary museum’s Asian art collection and is helping to put together an exhibition … Read more
An Elden Ring fan writes an incredible play dedicated to the stoic and aggressive Sir Gideon Ofnir, who serves as a counselor to lost players. FromSoftware’s titles have long been the inspiration for fan artists to showcase their own interpretations of iconic characters elden ring was quick to show that it could stimulate the imagination … Read more
During the break, the museum took the opportunity to make some additions and improvements, including new exhibits. “When visitors who have visited the museum return, they will see some radical changes,” said Richard Saunders, director of the museum. “And we have two new exhibits to share that we’re really excited about.” A still life by … Read more