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Exhibition Copy turns Troy Hill into a public gallery space - Vimarsana News

Exhibition Copy turns Troy Hill into a public gallery space

Curated by Jon Rubin, Phillip Andrew Lewis, and Lenka Clayton, Exhibition Copy features artwork by Louise Bourgeois, and will eventually exhibit Roman Ondak (slated to be on view during April and May 2024), Roula Partheniou, Imin Yeh, Lyndon Barrois Jr., Ryan Gander, and Martin Creed, two months at a time, going through April 2025. Exhibited across six unorthodox locations, each work can be viewed by looking into a street-level window.

Sculpture celebrating superpowers of seaweed unveiled on the York shire coast - Vimarsana News

Sculpture celebrating superpowers of seaweed unveiled on the York shire coast

Invisible Dust and a href= https://www.ywt.org.uk/ target= _blank Yorkshire Wildlife Trust /a revealed first images of Sea Oak, a new public sculp

The First Permanent HIV/AIDS Memorial in London Names Shortlisted Artists - Vimarsana News

The First Permanent HIV/AIDS Memorial in London Names Shortlisted Artists

Ryan Gander and Anya Gallaccio are among the five artists shortlisted to design London's first permanent HIV/AIDS memorial.

Source: artnet.com
Five artists shortlisted to create London's first-ever permanent HIV/Aids memorial - Vimarsana News

Five artists shortlisted to create London's first-ever permanent HIV/Aids memorial

Anya Gallaccio and Diana Puntar are among those who have submitted proposals for the work, which will reportedly be unveiled in 2026

Artists bid to make Aids memorial near Diana ward - Vimarsana News

Artists bid to make Aids memorial near Diana ward

Judges will choose between five artists to create London's first permanent Aids memorial.

Source: yahoo.com