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Frieze London Returns to Regent’s Park with New Curated Sections

Frieze London and Frieze Masters return to The Regent’s Park this October with fifty curated presentations and four solo artist stands. The free Frieze Sculpture programme opens weeks earlier, offering the fair’s most accessible point of entry.

The First UK Exhibition Devoted to Waldmüller’s Landscapes Closes This Weekend

The National Gallery’s first exhibition devoted to Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller closes this weekend after an eleven-week run of thirteen works on loan from Vienna’s Belvedere. The show traces the Austrian painter’s exacting, unidealised eye across four decades of landscape work.

Frieze London Returns to Regent’s Park with New Curated Sections

Frieze London and Frieze Masters return to The Regent’s Park this October with fifty curated presentations and four solo artist stands. The free Frieze Sculpture programme opens weeks earlier, offering the fair’s most accessible point of entry.

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The First UK Exhibition Devoted to Waldmüller’s Landscapes Closes This Weekend

The National Gallery’s first exhibition devoted to Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller closes this weekend after an eleven-week run of thirteen works on loan from Vienna’s Belvedere. The show traces the Austrian painter’s exacting, unidealised eye across four decades of landscape work.

1 day ago2 min read

Arts Council England Scraps “Let’s Create” for a Leaner Strategic Framework

Arts Council England has replaced its ten-year “Let’s Create” strategy with a pared-back framework of three principles, following an independent review led by Margaret Hodge. The change arrives alongside a new chair, Dawn Airey, and continued oversight of roughly £467 million in annual funding.

1 day ago2 min read

Art Opinion

The Children’s Game of Connect the Dots in the Curator’s Adult Scenography

Bringing together historical works from the Nina Miller Collection with contemporary practices, NEITHER / NOR: The Intimate Geography of Contradictions at Indra Gallery explores the shifting tension between figuration and abstraction through a curatorial scenography that invites the viewer to mentally “connect the dots” across generations of artistic language.