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Soho House’s head of collections Kate Bryan has talked about the importance of the Sky Arts channel in bringing art to more people.

Kate Bryan Artist of the Year judge on Sky Arts has spoken out about how she tries to ensure more inclusivity in the art world.

Contemporary Artist Piers Bourke is exhibiting a new collection of his thought-provoking sculptural paintings from his Soon To Be removed series at Gordon

Why Scottish-Italian artist Sarah Hardie should be on your radar

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Of course, most of April will be spent alfresco dining, hanging out in beer gardens or browsing non-essential shops, but just in case you fancy giving something else a go, here’s our pick of great things to do in post-lockdown London

© Larry Bush Courtesy the artist & fynn studio. fynn studio, curators behind 2019’s Saatchi Gallery smash-hit exhibition Sweet Harmony, are returning

Events coming up April 11-28 By Gabrielle Gasser GALLATIN VALLEY – The Gallatin Valley Earth Day Festival returns this year after a hiatus in 2020 with the theme “transforming and... READ MORE

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With more than 1 million followers on social media, blogger Kate Bryan has been working for more than a decade as an online creator.

Debt Collection in a Pandemic  National Conference of State Legislatures

To listen for the voice of wisdom, we must put ourselves in a place to hear Him. To do this, we must turn away from the competing voices. We must be silent before Him and wait. It is no accident that Jesus instructs us to go to our closets to speak to the Father.

Born in London in 1985 and based in Brooklyn, Zoë Buckman’s multidisciplinary practice incorporates sculpture, textiles, ceramics, photography, and large-scale public installations.

Because of COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s Healthcare Professionals Mass will be livestreamed on Oct. 25.

Sky have made one of their subscription-only channels, Sky Arts, available to watch for free on platforms such as Freeview for the first time.

Our insider’s guide to navigating the busiest week in the art world calendar — online and off

Sky have confirmed plans to make one of their subscription-only channels available to free-to-air for the first time.

The arts and culture channel also announced a raft of new programmes.

Art critics, journalists and authors reveal the recent and upcoming releases they’re most excited about

Our reading list includes an Artemisia Gentitleschi thriller, a book about delightful food art, and a cat-themed history of art.