How to open an art gallery

Six months after opening her own eponymous gallery in London's King's Cross, gallerist and curator Sid Motion shares a few lessons she has learned along the way, for those who dream of following her lead

Guide to art studio tours - 5 strategies you can use to make guests feel welcome and relaxed at your next open studio event.

Not sure where to start? Before you panic, use this simple and easy guide to help you prepare for an art exhibition.

By guest author, Jeffrey Spalding C.M., R.C.A Artistic Director, Museum of Contemporary Art Calgary The passage of time does much to alter our perceptions. Art history holds a place of great distinction for the work of Oscar Cahén as a painter. His dazzling colour and inventive compositions earned him the admiration of his contemporaries. His erudite European training prepared him to be a role model and leading figure in the band of abstract artists that would coalesce to form the renowned…

Want to curate an art show? We'll show you how to work as an art curator for an art exhibition in a few simple steps.

Jonathan Tuckey Design has turned a mews house in London, into the Paddington Pantheon art gallery for its former residents.

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The Yale Center for British Art was designed by the internationally acclaimed American architect Louis I. Kahn (1901–1974). Located across the street from his first major commission, the Yale University Art Gallery (opened in 1953), the Center was Kahn’s final work and was completed after his death. The geometrical, four-floor interior is designed around two courtyards and is comprised of a restrained palette of natural materials including travertine marble, white oak, and Belgian linen…

Though an art show isn't the most frequent of events, there's always a chance you'll get an invite. See the advice of a gallery owner on what to wear now.

Tails, feathers, claws, paws, and slender toes peak out from blurred scans of natural history specimens included in Ann Hamilton's new exhibition at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle.