Panviman Chiangmai Spa Resort is the most charming and picturesque hotel located in the Chiang Mai region. It deserves all its awards, from the World Luxury Hotel, TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence to… Continue reading
To mark the 70th anniversary of the exhibition of Peggy Guggenheim’s collection presented in the Greek Pavilion at the 24th Venice Biennale, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection presents 1948: The Biennale of Peggy… Continue reading
The Fondation Beyeler – in cooperation with the Fondation Giacometti, Paris – inaugurates an exhibition of works by Alberto Giacometti and Francis Bacon. The exhibition will be running until 2nd September 2018.This… Continue reading
The Bermondsey Project Space, London presents an exhibition featuring ten emerging and mid-career artists from Poland including Pamela Bożek, Mateusz Cyrankowski, Mateusz Grzelak, Agata Kalinowska, Krystian Lipiec, Kinga Michalska, and Natalia Podgórska.… Continue reading
The BFI announces the discovery of extremely rare Technicolor film fragments from the 1920s held by the BFI National Archive, including previously unseen footage of iconic American film actress and dancer Louise… Continue reading
James Turrell (b. 1943, Los Angeles) uses light and indeterminate space—not objects or images—to extend and enhance perception. His work has been the subject of over 160 solo exhibitions worldwide since 1967,… Continue reading
Goldfrapp, Morcheeba, Paloma Faith, Django Django and Bryan Ferry will headline this year’s boutique festival Standon Calling, taking place on 26-29 July in Hertfordshire, UK. Standon Calling is one of the… Continue reading
Only a few days left to visit Early Works 1964-1984, at Blain|Southern Gallery in London. The exhibition features C-prints (based on original Polaroids) and black-and-white photographs from Wim Wenders’ archive, many of which… Continue reading
Delfina Foundation and European ArtEast Foundation jointly feature the first UK solo exhibition by Alex Mirutziu (b. 1981, Sibiu, Romania). Between Too Soon and Too Late explores the inadequate use of objects, language… Continue reading
