This exhibition broadens the relationship between art and design by featuring functional 3-D design objects by some of the most influential Minimalist and post-Minimalist artists of the 20th century, ...
Londoners seeking an outdoor art escape this summer will have an exciting new destination to add to the map. Albion Fields, a sprawling new 50-acre sculpture garden, opened in Oxfordshire this week.
In what may be the tiniest museum show ever, England’s Pallant Gallery will showcase work this summer by more than 30 of Britain’s most famous artists—and it will all be no bigger than the length of a ...
The complete set of twelve screenprints, on Somerset Satin paper, the full sheets loose (as issued), with title page and colophon, all contained in the original black buckram-covered portfolio with ...
As an artist you create a language, you create depth to a language, you change the language. —Rachel Whiteread Gagosian is pleased to present Internal Objects, an exhibition of new work by Rachel ...
Look, no walls: installation shot of Rachel Whiteread's exhibition In 2004 Whiteread began casting doors and windows at first in plaster then, increasingly, in translucent resins coloured pale blue, ...
PEOPLE, AND buildings, have come and gone in Mile End since it was first recorded as a settlement in 1288. Some of the Victorian terraces that survived the bombing raids on east London during the ...
"Born in London in 1963, Rachel Whiteread is one of Britain's most exciting contemporary artists. Her work is characterised by its use of industrial materials such as plaster, concrete, resin, rubber ...
LONDON (Reuters) - Garden sheds, tin cans and other everyday objects form the backbone of a new show by British sculptor Rachel Whiteread which celebrates the simple things we take for granted in life ...
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