The Latest Breaking News on Art

25-foot steel goat installed in remote Northumberland countryside

The sculpture by father-and-daughter team Stephen Lunn and Ashlee Donaldson is part of the Revitalising Redesdale scheme

Chronicle Live · Feb 8, 2023

Can a museum embody environmental justice?

Storm King, the celebrated outdoor sculpture collection in upstate New York, is overhauling itself in a bid to improve accessibility and landscape protection

The Guardian - US · Feb 8, 2023

Renaissance master Donatello at the V&A: ‘He was the greatest sculptor of all time’

‘It’s almost like he could look into the soul’

Evening Standard · Feb 8, 2023

Council say no decision has been taken on Museum of Cardiff as donation collections temporarily cease

The council said museum staff decided the move was a practical, temporary step ahead of a decision on the site's future

Wales Online · Feb 7, 2023

Artist Christian Marclay gives shape, form and colour to sound

He creates endless loops, reconstituted vinyl records and some of the boldest, most creative film montage in the contemporary art world. Christian Marclay has been exploring sound, visuals, collage and reproduction for more than four decades, with multimedia installations, photographs, sound pieces and videos. He joins us as the Pompidou…

France 24 · Feb 7, 2023

Art empowered Wendy to find her voice. It all started when her dog Lulu became a part of her family

Art has empowered Wendy to express herself and speak up about issues that matter to her. But without her dog Lulu, she may not have stuck with what has become a lifelong passion.

ABC News · Feb 7, 2023

Flat filled with unique artworks could be lost as landlord takes it to auction

The work of outsider artist Ron Gittens was discovered in his flat after he died in 2018

Liverpool Echo · Feb 7, 2023

Just Stop Oil activists glued themselves to frame of £3.6m Last Supper painting, court hears

Five Just Stop Oil protestors charged with causing criminal damage at the Royal Academy of Arts are on trial at City of London Magistrates’ Court

Evening Standard · Feb 7, 2023

Activists glued themselves to frame of £3.6m Last Supper painting, court hears

Five Just Stop Oil protestors charged with causing criminal damage at the Royal Academy of Arts are on trial at City of London Magistrates’ Court.

The Independent UK · Feb 7, 2023

Much of a Dutchness: the world’s biggest ever Vermeer show is an unmissable feast

A milkmaid daydreaming, a mistress clutching a letter, a city waking at dawn … Vermeer was a master of the intimate, absorbing moment – and this sublime show frees his glorious vision

The Guardian - UK · Feb 7, 2023