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RWS/Sunday Times Watercolour Competition winner announced
Jennifer McRae has been selected as this years RWS/Sunday Times Watercolour Competition winner, with her watercolour ‘David by the window, Spencer’s Belle Vue’.
Kounter Kulture launches at London Art Week
An edgy and exciting new art fair is set to burst onto London’s arts scene this October.
Gormley returns to Guernsey
Award-winning artist Antony Gormley will visit Guernsey’s Castle Cornet in late September for a conference examining ‘Art and Islands in Today’s Global Economy’.
EAC Over 60s Art Awards
The EAC Over 60s Art Awards has attracted an outstanding quality of entries from a cross section of older people throughout the UK.
Damoah to spark more controversy with her art
Adelaide Damoah, best known for her 2006 exhibition, ‘Black Brits’, will unveil her latest exhibition entitled ‘Supermodels’ this coming October.
FEATURE: Recruitment Agencies: helping them to help you
So it’s official, then: recruitment agencies are worth considering, as part of that all-important job search process. But what makes them different; what can they offer that you can’t do yourself?
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When Mike Leigh first uttered his expletives against Alfred Hitchcock`s Frenzy at the 2006 London Film Festival seminar on London film locations, I thought it was because he believed the film, judging by his own yardstick, was archaic and ...
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Everyone is talking about the e-book reader. Most are ranting about it, some are cautiously praising it, a brave few might even go out and buy one. Meanwhile, back in the world of the traditional book, another publishing phenomenon has raised ...
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Picasso has never produced the goods for me despite having stood in front of the Demoiselles d’Avignon in New York and wandered around the museum dedicated to him in Paris. Nothing resonated. That is until last week when I was simply bowled over ...
VISUAL ARTS REVIEW: Late Summer Exhibition
This summer, Kilmorack has been waving Gerald Laing’s portrait of Kate Moss as its star attraction, Laing having lately returned to his pop art roots with screen printing. In the context of the other works on display it is clearly a stand out ...
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With the Freeze 20 exhibition opening at The Hospital this month the controversial YBAs who made a big splash two decades ago are being thrown back into the spotlight. Much has been said of the self promotional methods used by YBAs and ...
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It is often lazily said that, whilst the Victorians could not bring themselves to acknowledge sex, they were quite happy with death and we are the other way round.
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