July 2021

Paintings by internationally renowned artist Anish Kapoor will be exhibited for the first time at Modern Art Oxford. Opening on October 2, 2021, Anish Kapoor: Painting will explore the rarely exhibited paintings…

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Modern Art Oxford has announced a new exhibition of paintings by internationally renowned artist Anish Kapoor. Opening on October 2, 2021, Anish Kapoor: Painting will explore the rarely exhibited paintings that have been an integral…

Union Minister of Culture Shri G. Kishan Reddy today visited the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) in New Delhi along with Ministers of State for Culture Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal and Smt Meenakshi Lekhi. Secretary, Culture, Shri…

Curator Park Mi-hwa explains Kim Whan-ki's works, "Eco 19-II-73 # 307", "3-X-69 # 120" (right) and "Woman and Jars", during a press preview of "MMCA Lee Kun-hee Collection: Masterpieces of Korean Art" at MMCA Seoul Tuesday…

MIDTOWN, Manhattan (WABC) - A long love affair with the automobile is celebrated in a new exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art titled "Automania", in which classic cars sit alongside works by artists inspired by trips along our…

The auction had also featured the 1950 manuscript of the Constitution of India, which brought in Rs 27.5 lakhs, more than three times its…

The Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art is celebrating the late novelist and screenwriter behind classics like "Lonesome Dove" and "The Last Picture Show" with a cinematic showcase this summer. Four works by Larry McMurtry - who…

With his mother and sister being artists, Rune said he felt he had a lot to do and couldn't necessarily do what other family members were doing, he was frustrated. But since the family spent a year in a motorhome, he loves motorhomes.…

FRANC GEHRY designed the new exhibition space located on the top floor of BCAM. An audio tour that tells the story of a Picasso lover in his youth and a ragtime piece from the 1920s are just a click…