China’s art is exciting – it really is. Extremely simplistically, the PRC’s art history can be divided by pre- and post-Mao’s rule. What little art there was in between was either so corrupted it is purely propaganda, or was destroyed in the Cultural Revolution....
How may art be made out of nothing? How may space become something? Three, almost empty rooms, turned into an extraordinary piece of performance work. As the slogans surrounding the exterior of the space pronounce, the exhibition is a “landmark”. It proposes something totally...
Quick! Last chance to see the wonderful collection of book benches scattered around London as part of the collaboration between the National Literary Trust and Wild in Art. The project comes to a close on the 14th and 15th of September and it...
Art Everywhere Art Everywhere has launched again after its huge success last year. Billboards across the country are being filled with posters of artworks from our national collections. Over 38,000 public votes produced the shortlist of 25 works which will be found across 30,000...
