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Kit Boyd: A Small Miracle of Rhythm and Pattern
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Kit Boyd was recently commissioned by Penguin Publications to do what he does best: create four linocuts to accompany the latest historical novel by Dr ...

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Lobo Velar de Irigoyen: error is the most genuine thing we can offer the world
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Your last solo show, “The Errors of the Void,” explored error as a profoundly human gesture. How do these new works build upon that foundation, and where ...

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Euphrosyne Andrews and Daniel Fletcher: Blurring Boundaries and Authorship
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Blurring authorship, the series unfolds as a negotiation between two artistic sensibilities, a conversation of marks, colours, and ideas that merge into a ...

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The Benefits of Rotating Art for Evolving Design Needs in Commercial Spaces
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Why does dynamic curation matter now more than ever? Our expert, Elsa Gascon, discusses the advantages of art rental and evolving art collections for ...

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Kim Marra: Exploring the Emotional Architecture of Domestic Space
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Delve into layered, psychological interiors crafted by New York-based artist Kim Marra. Working primarily in oil, Marra blurs the line between real and ...

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Héloïse O’Keeffe: Quiet, Assured, Unapologetic
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Héloïse O’Keeffe is feeling inspired. Inspired in such a way that you want to lean in, like a flower to the sun, to soak up some of that inspiration too.By ...

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Artist at Large: Six Exhibitions to See in the UK During Pride Month 2025
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Leigh Bowery! – Tate Modern, LondonFergus Greer Leigh Bowery, Session VII, Look 34, June 1994 1994, printed 2025 © Fergus Greer, courtesy Michael Hoppen ...

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Hidden Gems: What’s On Around Frieze 2024
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As you hungrily scour what’s on offer, a growing calendar of events can easily tip into overwhelm. So, we’ve gathered a selection of hidden gems for you to ...

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Art and Workplace Wellbeing: How Art Enhances Creativity and Engagement
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The modern workplace is no longer just about efficiency and output but increasingly centred on employee wellbeing, creativity, and culture. One highly ...

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“I like chicken” and Other Stories with Sabrina Shah
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Sabrina Shah’s previous exhibitions have drawn our attention to food and relationships, particularly the dinner table as a site charged with emotion and ...

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