Beaux Arts Bath
Anna Gillespie, To the limit III, 2021, Bronze, Ed. 9, 103x208x30cm
London Art Fair
After postponement: important art fair now opens
The London Art Fair is finally taking place: The fair, which traditionally opens the art year in January, has been postponed this year to April 21-24. Visitors can now look forward to the scheduled Art Projects, Photo50 and Platform sections as usual.
April 20, 2022
Over 100 galleries from around the world will be presenting at London Art Fair, which will take place April 21-24, 2022. In addition to the best galleries from the UK, representatives from the USA, Austria, Portugal and Sweden, among others, will also travel to the fair. The fair traditionally supports regional museums, which are thus allowed to present their collection: This year, the New Hall Art Collection from the University of Cambridge will showcase its modern and contemporary artworks by women.
Critically acclaimed sections are also back at the fair this time: Platform presents art makers from ten different galleries experimenting in the borderland between visual art and music. Art Projects, in existence since 2005, showcases the latest, most promising artworks from emerging galleries, while Photo50 features photographs made especially for the section by 14 British artists exploring the phenomenon of the »island«.
Thompson's Gallery, Courtesy of Thompson's Gallery
Simon Bacon, Earth Spirit, 2021, Bronze with paint 34x13x8 inches
Courtesy of the Artist
Sarah Pickering, Landmine, 2005
Dive deeper into the art world
Hamburger Kunsthalle shows Hanns Kunitzberger
Unframed pictorial worlds
With the exhibition Hanns Kunitzberger: Likeness 2002-2005, the Hamburger Kunsthalle is presenting the multi-part work of the same name by the Austrian artist. The multi-layered, abstract paintings have a magnetic effect on viewers. The exhibition opens on November 29.
November 29, 2024
London: »Electric Dreams« at the Tate Modern
Light and code: Revolutionary art of the 20th century
In a major exhibition with over 150 exhibits, the Tate Modern sheds light on the beginnings of optical, kinetic and digital art. From November 28, the works of numerous renowned artists will be on display in Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet in London.
November 27, 2024
