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La Psyché': London's National Gallery obtains its first Eva Gonzalès Impressionist painting

La Psyché': London's National Gallery obtains its first Eva Gonzalès Impressionist painting

Art news • Apr 19, 2024 • 2 minutes read
The acquisition, occurring just a month before the museum's 200th anniversary, marks Gonzalès as only the 20th female artist whose work is included in the collection...
New Insights Unveiled in London Exhibit on Caravaggio’s Final Masterwork

New Insights Unveiled in London Exhibit on Caravaggio’s Final Masterwork

Art news • Apr 5, 2024 • 2 minutes read
London's National Gallery will showcase "The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula," Caravaggio's last known work, revealing new insights into the artist's final years and the painting's tumultuous history. This free exhibition, part of the gallery's bicentenary celebrations, highlights the painting's complex journey and its recent reattribution to Caravaggio following the discovery of a pivotal 1610 letter.
Banksy Confirms Authorship of North London Mural

Banksy Confirms Authorship of North London Mural

Art News • 1 minutes read
Banksy confirmed as creator of a North London mural, showcasing his signature style. The artwork garners praise and cultural significance, with local authorities opting to preserve it.
Tragic Incident at London's Tate Modern Leads to Museum Closure for the Day

Tragic Incident at London's Tate Modern Leads to Museum Closure for the Day

Art News • 1 minutes read
A fatal incident involving a man falling at London's Tate Modern resulted in the museum's closure for the day. The Metropolitan Police do not suspect foul play, and it is the second such incident at the museum in the past five years, with the previous one involving a teenager throwing a young boy from the building
Banksy's Latest London Masterpiece Swiftly Disappeared After Debut

Banksy's Latest London Masterpiece Swiftly Disappeared After Debut

Art News • 2 minutes read
A recent artwork by Banksy, featuring a traffic stop sign with images of military drones, was swiftly removed after its installation in South London's Peckham neighborhood. The removal, witnessed and reported by locals, adds to a series of events involving the mysterious artist's work, including the recent revelation of his identity through a BBC interview.
Frieze London Opens Amidst Uncertain Art Market and Global Conflicts

Frieze London Opens Amidst Uncertain Art Market and Global Conflicts

Art News • 2 minutes read
Frieze London opened smoothly despite a shaky art market and ongoing global conflicts. Collectors exhibited caution in their purchases, while innovative approaches to presenting art were observed at the fair
Man's Daring Climb on National Gallery's Roof Sends Shockwaves

Man's Daring Climb on National Gallery's Roof Sends Shockwaves

Art News • 3 minutes read
A distressed man's rooftop climb at the National Gallery in London triggered a police incident, causing evacuations and disruptions. After an overnight ordeal, authorities detained the man under the mental health act, prompting the gallery's reopening and an ongoing investigation.
Gagosian is going to close one of its huge galleries after 20 years of existence!

Gagosian is going to close one of its huge galleries after 20 years of existence!

Art News • 2 minutes read
Larry Gagosian, who runs the biggest art store in the world, has decided to close his Britannia Street location in King's Cross, north London, after 20 years.
New private art club opens in London's hippest new neighborhood

New private art club opens in London's hippest new neighborhood

Art News • 2 minutes read
Shoreditch Arts Club will open on March 7 with an exhibition program, meeting rooms, a movie theater, and a restaurant.
The new Tate Britain show will focus on the work of women artists

The new Tate Britain show will focus on the work of women artists

Art News • 2 minutes read
The Tate Britain announced earlier this week that when it rehangs its galleries on May 23, women artists from the 17th century to the present will be given more attention.

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