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How COVID-19 is accelerating innovation in art
The coronavirus is enforcing an accelerated innovation in art as artists and the art world respond. Adia Wahid looks at the new environment
NATURE SHORTS: Connecting with nature during isolation
NATURE SHORTS: from THG, an online series showcasing art practices which inspire, build creativity and deepen our connection with nature
Gender politics, art and the role of technology | Stellar debate
Innovative artist, Adia Wahid, and finalist for the Contemporary British Painting Prize, Katrina Blannin, have spoken out on the place of women and technology in the art world at a debate hosted by Stellar International Art Foundation, which covered breaking out of the confines of gender politics.
Four top sustainable artists working to make our planet greener
Sustainable artists are at the front line of raising awareness and working against the issues of climate change. Here are just four of them
Joe Webster: playing in the wind, rain, mist or sun
Joe Webster takes creates an intimate and real relationship with place and self in his paintings which dance between abstraction and realism
Martin Dutton: Parallel Themes retrospective for SW painter
63 years of the work of Martin Dutton will be explored in a retrospective of this abastract and landscape work in a Parallel Themes exhibition
Original Cornish art rental for business, designers and people
Original Cornish art rental is available in a unique service from Cornish Galleries, which offers contemporary art to try before you buy
It’s All about Van Gogh and his Sunflowers this summer
Van Gogh sunflowers are taking centre stage at the Van Gogh Museum this summer as they are explored to their fullest for the first time
Time to raise profile of contemp non-western art: Faiza Butt
Faiza Butt highlights the importance of a cultural world that reflects the world. Not just a narrow patriarchal western narrative world view
The importance of using quality photo mounts
Displaying and caring for your art works are important. Here the Cadremont team explains the importance of using quality photo mounts
The Moon’s Trick | Young In Hong draws on collective experience for textiles and new sound works in Exeter
Young In Hong opens her The Moon’s Tick show at the Exeter Phoenix with a live performance. The exhibition draws on imagery of collective protest and demonstration in recent Korean history and allude to the politics and economics of the (predominantly female) global textiles industry
Beauty, disposability and the properties of being | Phillippa Mills on her Truth and Beauty show at Exeter Uni
Artist Phillippa Mills claims she is no social commentator, but her exhibition Truth and Beauty at The Forum, Exeter Uni, takes the pressure of staying thin to explore the thin line between beauty and disposability.
A farewell to Andrew Logan’s ‘Art of Reflection’ at Buckland Abbey
Andrew Logan Art of reflection at Buckland Abbey will have its final farewell viewing on Sunday, March 4. The works have helped tell the Abby’s story in a new and different way
Lake Keitele and a vision of Finland at the National Gallery
Lake Keitele: A Vision of Finland at the National Gallery to mark 100 years of Finland’s independence, and to explore Akseli Gallen-Kallela’s beguiling work