Art & Culture

We bring you the latest from the vibrant world of visual arts and culture. Covering exhibitions, festivals, public art, and cultural events, we highlight groundbreaking projects and the creators driving artistic dialogue across contemporary and traditional mediums.

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‘Graham’s the pie shop, Howick Street’, (Alnwick), 21cm x 29.7cm, acrylic on paper, 2018 © Stella Vine
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Stella Vine's exuberant and colourful paintings that 'seem to leap off the walls'

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Nathaniel Mary Quinn's sophisticated paintings that could be mistaken for collage

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Tomonori Nishimura's balanced paintings of Bubble Cities and Tropical Metal Forests

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Promiseland: paintings by Paul Richmond of people exploring a surreal amusement park

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Candy-coloured 3D paintings by Olly Fathers made with hand-cut blocks and dripping acrylic paint

Merry makers © Angela Fraleigh
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Angela Fraleigh's artistic, on-site tribute to Edward Hopper's wife inside their family home

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A luminous, dystopian dark forest made entirely from a week of non-recyclable trash

All images courtesy of Design Bridge. Via Creative Boom submission
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New light sculpture by Design Bridge and Gali May Lucas highlights our obsession with staring at screens

David Altmejd. Courtesy of White Cube. Photograph by Vincent Dillo
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David Altmejd's seductive yet repulsive sculptures combine magic, science fiction and gothic romanticism

© Mylène Mozas
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Take a look inside artist Rory Dobner's London studio full of treasures and Taxidermy

All images courtesy of [Adobe Stock](https://stock.adobe.com/uk/)
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24 Hours in Toronto: Photographer Connor Dudgeon gives us a creative tour around his home city

Into the Plaster of Walls, 2017, Mark Thompson © Mark Thompson
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Mark Thompson’s eerie, dramatic paintings inspired by barren landscapes and Nordic Noir

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