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New work from Award winning artist, Ian Monroe on ...

9th Feb 2012 ⁄ London ⁄ Fresh from the opening of a solo show in St Louis, London-based American artist Ian Monroe has created a series of new works for Bus-Tops across the capital. ‘Equivalents’ presents a series of conversions of time, mass, distance and volume...

Munch exhibition to showcase rare print of The Scr...

8th Feb 2012 ⁄ Scotland ⁄ An outstanding private collection of lithographs and woodcuts by the celebrated Norwegian artist Edvard Munch will be shown in the UK for the first time this spring at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art...

An exhibition of new pencil drawings by Rebecca Sw...

8th Feb 2012 ⁄ South East ⁄ Rebecca Swainston exhibits a new collection of pencil drawings at The Modern Artists Gallery. In a departure from her usual medium of richly coloured paints, Rebecca has transported her figurative style to large scale pencil drawings...

Suffering for their art?

8th Feb 2012 ⁄ South West ⁄ A strong wind and cold rain didn’t put a damper on the launch of a new art exhibition and digital hub in Weston-super-Mare recently. Almost twenty artists from Somerset and Bristol braved the elements on the Grand Pier last month...

Students display themselves in University ‘Fifth P...

3rd Feb 2012 ⁄ South East ⁄ A pair of Buckinghamshire New University students found a novel way to attract the attention of passers-by to their display - by covering themselves in gold paint and a gold cardboard dress and posing as ‘living statues’...

Parallax Art Fair 16-18 February 2012

3rd Feb 2012 ⁄ London ⁄ A French artist who mixed his own blood with water in a vase of flowers to create an artwork of delicate, pink tinged blooms is just one of over 200 artists exhibiting at Parallax art fair, which runs from February 16th to 18th 2012 at London’s Chelsea Town Hall...

Cecilia Paredes

2nd Feb 2012 ⁄ Peru-born artist Cecilia Paredes creates photo performance-based works that have her seamlessly blended into backgrounds. Acting as both the photographer and the subject, she uses make-up, body paint and any costume she needs to make her virtually disappear. Love her work. To see more visit [www.ceciliaparedes.coml](http://www.ceciliaparedes.com/ce...

Organised visits to Suffolk crafts people

27th Jan 2012 ⁄ East of England ⁄ The Friends of the Suffolk Craft Society has organised three studios visits to see Suffolk-based professional crafts people at work in their studios. The first visit on 11th March will be to Phil Barnes who makes enamelled jewellery at his studio in Yoxford...

Exquisite red chalk drawings to light up the Scott...

27th Jan 2012 ⁄ Scotland ⁄ This spring, a fascinating new exhibition at the Scottish National Gallery will explore the versatile and beautiful drawing medium of red chalk. Comprising some 35 works from the Gallery’s world-class collection, Red Chalk: Raphael to Ramsay will showcase...

Electric Picture House Artists Co-operative

26th Jan 2012 ⁄ North West ⁄ Electric Picture House Artist's Co-operative are pleased to announce the exciting official opening of their new artists studios, workshop and exhibition space in Congleton, Cheshire. In keeping with the buildings former use as a cinema the artists will be holding an Arts Premiere on Friday 20 April to officially open the building and launch an exhi...

PhD student making art in the third world

24th Jan 2012 ⁄ London ⁄ Charlotte Hammond, an AHRC-funded PhD student in the departments of Drama and French at Royal Holloway, University of London, was one of the artists invited to take part in the 2nd Ghetto Biennale in the Grand Rue area of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti...

The Illustrative Workshop: Art, Fashion,Photograph...

24th Jan 2012 ⁄ Scotland ⁄ In February 2012, Edinburgh based artist Christine Clark launches her all new workshop: an intensive one day course which will give you the chance to immerse yourself in the world of Fashion, Art and Life Drawing...