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How Devon DeJardin elevates sculpture to the abstract form 

WITH TRANSCENDENT canvases harnessing the power of cultural symbolism, the artist speaks to Glass about the way spiritualism and abstraction have moulded his creative hallmark. Devon Jardin has the confidence to harness the best of an artist’s spirit with relish and depth. In fact, with his underlying thread of abstraction

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The Photographers’ Gallery launches Print Sales Gallery online platform

WHILE The Photographers’ Gallery in London’s Soho is temporarily closed, the gallery have announced the opening of an online Print

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Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize 2020 announces shortlist of artworks

THE Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize 2020 presented by the Justice Centre Hong Kong has announced its shortlist of

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The Royal Academy’s Young Artists’ Summer Show

ENTRIES for the Royal Academy’s Young Artists’ Summer Show are now open to all primary and secondary level students aged

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Serpentine Gallery announces programme of online projects

ALTHOUGH the gallery buildings are closed and live programmes now suspended, the Serpentine Gallery’s work continues with a series of

Glass interviews Mathew Burrows of Artist Support Pledge helping artists during Covid-19

THE hashtag #Artistsupportpledge has become a global movement to support artists struggling during Covid-19. The concept is simple – artists

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Glass reviews Tate Gallery’s new video tours

THE Tate galleries have announced the release of two new films offering audiences the chance to view the gallery’s latest

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Glass looks at Lehmann Maupin’s online viewing room for latest show – Power Wall

THE Lehmann Maupin gallery has launched an online viewing room for their latest exhibition in their Hong Kong gallery, Power

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Gucci launches No Space, Just a Place in Seoul

GUCCI is paying homage to the diverse contemporary art landscape in Seoul, by engaging with a multi-layer exhibition, bringing visibility

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Ai Wei Wei’s latest exhibition explores 20 years of political tension

PERHAPS one of the most prolific Chinese artists (and most critical of its government) Ai Wei Wei has just made


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