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Where art and design meets the wider world. Exploring the exhibitions, events, festivals, and cultural moments that inspire and shape the creative industries.

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© Brendan Murphy. All images courtesy of the artist and Maddox Gallery.
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Brendan Murphy's chalkboard graphics and shiny spacemen offer a Rush of Blood to the Head

Lothar Götz, Dance Diagonal, Brewers Towner Commission. Towner Eastbourne, 2019. Photo by Eva Eastman
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Lothar Götz transforms Eastbourne's iconic Towner Art Gallery into a colourful geometric mural

© Simon Faithfull
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Europe After The Rain presents dystopian terrains and possible landscapes to come

© Alexandra Hammond
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Thirty-two artists take over Brooklyn's oldest brewery to consider themes of summer

Walkie Talkie, 2019. All images courtesy of the artist. © Scott Listfield
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Scott Listfield's tongue-in-cheek paintings of a lone astronaut wandering around a London 'divided' by Brexit

DANCING ON MY OWN (Feat. Carlton Banks) © Stuart Semple
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Dancing on my Own: Major show celebrates two decades of Stuart Semple's groundbreaking work

Natalia Goncharova (1881- 1962) Two female dancers (half-length). Choreography design for Les Noces c.1923 Ink and paint on paper 250 x 250 mm Victoria and Albert Museum, London © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2019
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Natalia Goncharova: The UK's first retrospective of the Russian avant-garde artist

All images courtesy of the Royal Drawing School
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Learn to draw, print, paint or sculpt with the Royal Drawing School this summer

RENÉ MAGRITTE (1898 - 1967) Le Temps Menaçant (Threatening Weather),1929. Oil on canvas, 54.00 x 73.00 cm (framed: 72.70 x 94.00 x 9.50 cm). Purchased with the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Art Fund 1995 Copyright: © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2018. Photographer: Antonia Reeve
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Beyond Realism celebrates Leonora Carrington, Salvador Dalí and René Magritte

Ai-Da with her paintings. Photography by Victor Frankowski
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Meet Ai-Da – the world's first robot artist, capable of drawing people from life

Claudette Johnson. Photo by Ingrid Pollard
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Claudette Johnson on three decades of her black feminist art and what has changed since the early 1980s

Image credit: Felicity Crawshaw / Scottish Sculpture Workshop
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Into The Mountains: A unique live artwork brings song and dance to the Cairngorms

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