The Hockaday Museum of Art presents David Swanson. Sweat & Steel an exhibition on view January 5 – March 10, 2012. David Swanson Cutting Steel in the Yard 32″ x 40″ Oil on Canvas 2010 [Read More]
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The Ulster Museum presents a Street Art exhibition on view Friday 9 December – Sunday 4 March, 2012. The biggest artists in the street art community are on display in this touring exhibition from the [Read More]
THe Alaska State Museum resents a solo exhibition of work by Constance Baltuck on view through January 14, 2012. Juneau painter Constance Baltuck will present landscapes or points of interest in the landscape from in [Read More]
The Kunsthal Rotterdam presents a comprehensive overview of work by Sir Stanley Spencer (1891-1959), one of the most important British artists of the twentieth century. On view to 15 January 2012. Sir Stanley Spencer The [Read More]
In Summer 2012 the Serpentine Gallery will present a major exhibition of the work of celebrated artist Yoko Ono for the London 2012 Festival, which will include SMILE, a large-scale participatory project. Yoko Ono Smile [Read More]
The Serpentine Gallery in London presents Brazilian artist Lygia Pape. Magnetized Space an exhibition on view 7 December 2011 – 19 February 2012. Lygia Pape Tteia (Web) 2011 Installation view Museo Nacional Centro de Arte [Read More]
Haunch of Venison London presents an exhibition of ten of Britain’s most important post-war painters, revealing the story behind their art. On view 07 DEC – 18 FEB 2012. ‘The Mystery of Appearance’ is a [Read More]
The National Gallery announce it’s calendar of exhibitions in 2012 that will celebrate art and its inspiration in numerous forms and across many centuries. Turner Inspired: In the Light of Claude 14 March – 5 [Read More]
Sprengel Museum Hannover / kestnergesellschaft / Kunstverein Hannover jointly present a large overview of the contemporary international art scene in Germany entitled Made in Germany Zwei. International Art in Germany on view 17 May–19 August [Read More]
The Malmö Konsthall Presents Gerhard Nordström Francisco Goya The Distasters of War an exhibition on view 17 December 2011–26 February 2012. Born in 1925, Gerhard Nordström has taken a clear stand for much of his [Read More]
The portrait of Pope Julius II is one of Raphael’s most famous works. It was in Rome between June 1511 and March 1512 that the artist executed his likeness of this highly art-minded – but [Read More]
eva International (formerly ev+a) announce that the 2012 biennial will be curated by Annie Fletcher, Curator of Exhibitions at the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven, and tutor at De Appel, Amsterdam. An international open call for proposals [Read More]
The Melbourne Museum in Victoria presents Our Children Our Future an exhibition on view until 5 Feb 2012. Artist: Nareka Hayes Works by Koorie children that show the strength and diversity of Aboriginal culture. Our [Read More]
The Stanley Spencer Gallery presents Spencer’s War. The Art of Shipbuilding on the Clyde an exhibition on view through 15 January 2012. Stanley Spencer Painting of Plumbers © Imperial War Museum The majority of works [Read More]
The Tyler Museum of Art presents Reflections on Water on view December 9–March 4, 2012. Edward Percy Moran (American, 1862-1935). Children Playing on the Beach, ca. 1890. Oil on canvas, 15 x 22 inches. The [Read More]
Zak Kyes Working With… Can Altay, Charles Arsène-Henry, Shumon Basar, Richard Birkett, Andrew Blauvelt, Edward Bottoms, Wayne Daly, Jesko Fezer, Joseph Grigely, Nikolaus Hirsch, Maria Lind, Markus Miessen, Michel Müller, Radim Peško, Barbara Steiner Zak [Read More]
The Museo del Prado presents some of the most important restoration projects that it has undertaken this year, sponsored by Fundación Iberdrola in its capacity as “Protector Member” of the Restoration Programme. The three restoration [Read More]
The San Diego Museum of Art has acquired an important oil painting of Don Luis de Borbón by Anton Raphael Mengs . Anton Raphael Mengs, Portrait of Don Luis de Borbón, 1650-51. Mengs (1728–1779) was [Read More]