Archive - Art Services
2014 Turner Prize nominees announced
The winner of the inaugural Turner Prize in 1984 was Malcolm Morley, an English artist plying his…
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PCF launches Art Detective
The Public Catalogue Foundation (PCF) has launched a new initiative to boost knowledge of the…
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Louvre Abu Dhabi to showcase collection highlights
The Louvre Abu Dhabi, which expected to open in December 2015, is to showcase some of the…
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The Andy Warhol Museum has announced that…
The Andy Warhol Museum has announced that it is to rehang its entire collection, to…
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Richard Serra: East-West/West-East
If, one day, you happen, to find yourself wandering in the middle of the desert…
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Damien Hirst to write his autobiography
The nineteenth century literary critic Charles Augustin Saint-Beuve believed that to fully understand a writer…
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Cadogan Tate on how to make 'eggcellent…
It took Pablo Picasso just one afternoon to paint his masterpiece Le Rêve, while Leonardo…
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Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art acquires…
The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art has announced that it has secured a rare…
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The Big Egg Hunt
This spring, New York will be home to eggs. Not just ordinary eggs mind, the…
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Yoko Ono: Half-A-Wind-Show – Retrospective
Yoko Ono to most will always be John Lennon’s quirky wife, the woman with whom…
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Jackson Pollock's Mural goes on show
Of his seminal painting Mural (1943), Jackson Pollock remarked that it was “a stampede” of “every animal…
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Royal Academy bags Tim Marlow
The art historian and broadcaster Tim Marlow has been appointed by the Royal Academy as…
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Whitworth Art Gallery to open in autumn
The Whitworth Art Gallery is to reopen this autumn, following a major redevelopment project. A…
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2013 sets highest total auction record in…
In 2011, global sales of art reached a record breaking $11.78 billion (approximately £7 billion).…
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2015: A year celebrating the art of…
The life of Vincent van Gogh was catastrophically brilliant and entirely surreal. It was a…
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DevArt: A new movement
No stone will be left unturned in Google’s ambitious march forward in the name of…
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