Tag Archives: Art
Scottish National Portrait Gallery – review
Scotland’s National Portrait Gallery, reopened after a dramatic £17.6m overhaul, is a bright and democratic delight Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art and design, Art Resources, Article, Critics, Culture, Edinburgh, Exhibitions, Painting, Photography, Scotland, The New Review
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Old master paintings worth £100m given to Britain – with strings attached
All 57 works must remain free to view and never be sold, according to wishes of late owner Sir Denis Mahon, Italian baroque paintings gifted to the UK – in pictures Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art and design, Article, Culture, Main section, Museums, News, UK news
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Quentin Blake drawings auctioned to raise money for illustration museum
Pictures by Eric Carle, Nick Park and Raymond Briggs are also on display for first time Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art and design, Article, Books, Children and teenagers, Culture, Main section, News, Quentin Blake, Raymond Briggs, Roald Dahl, UK news
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European Museum of the Year Award 2011
For more information please write to Françoise McClafferty, EMF Trust Secretary, at [email protected]
or visit European Museum Forum official website
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Tagged Art, Culture, EMYA 2011, European Museum of the Year Award 2011, Museums
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How the National Gallery uses science to spot fakes and masterpieces
Infrared and electron microscopes help determine a genuine Raphael, as new exhibition shows Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art and design, Article, Disputed art, Features, National Gallery
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Gormley’s fourth plinth antics are no match for the National Gallery
All talk and no show, Antony Gormley’s pointless human relay is not the main art event in Trafalgar Square Continue reading
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Tagged Antony Gormley, Art, Art and design, Article, Blogposts, Culture, Fourth plinth, Jonathan Jones, Jonathan Jones on art, Museums, National Gallery
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What’s the big idea behind the Pompidou-Metz?
The legendary Paris gallery now has a regional outpost. Will it live up to the name? Jonathan Glancey takes a high-speed train to find out. Continue reading
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Tagged Architecture, Art, Art and design, Article, Cultural trips, Culture, Exhibitions, Features, France, Jonathan Glancey, Museums, Travel
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Leonardo da Vinci painting is put at risk by loan from Poland to London
Polish art experts warn over journey of Lady with an Ermine to National Gallery Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art and design, Article, Culture, Leonardo da Vinci, Main section, National Gallery, News, Painting, Poland, UK news
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Daunting, dazzling – and doomed
Why have painters been so drawn to the Tower of Babel? Jonathan Jones finds the answer in an eerie, compelling show about Babylon, the ancient city where it once stood In pictures: Take a look around Babylon Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art and design, Article, Culture, Exhibitions, Heritage, Jonathan Jones, Museums, Reviews
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Museums, Libraries, and 21st Century Skills
Over the past seven years, the national dialogue around 21st century skills has reached critical mass in national competitiveness, workforce development, and K-12 education circles. This discussion has developed as the needs and nature of the workforce have undergone dramatic shifts, as shown in the next table. Continue reading
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