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Surreal subversion: Dorothea Tanning at Tate Modern
20 March 2019The Tate Modern’s new retrospective of surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning delights and disturbs in equal measure
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The Affordable Art Fair returns with Battersea Spring
4 March 2019Taking place from the 7th to the 10th of March, the Affordable Art Fair returns to London’s Battersea Park to explore the theme of colour.
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Art in the Wilderness
12 February 2019We find out more about Wilderness Safaris, an eco-tourism operator that has camps across the African continent – and is putting local art and culture first.
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The Blueprint curated diary: Lydia Yee
30 January 2019Chief curator of the Whitechapel Gallery, Lydia Yee, shares her recommendations for the best shows to kick off 2019
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Julian Schnabel creates the artwork for ocean-saving tote bags
24 January 2019American artist Julian Schnabel has collaborated with global network, Parley for the Oceans, to create three limited edition tote bags
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The artists who tried their hand at hotel interiors
21 December 2018We speak to three acclaimed Scottish artists who designed the interiors for the Radisson Collection, Royal Mile Edinburgh’s ‘Living Art’ suites.
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Art Deco meets a soaring Pegasus at Brasserie of Light
20 December 2018Architect Martin Brudnizki has designed a restaurant within Selfridges, London - which also features a stunning centrepiece by famed artist, Damien Hirst.
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The Blueprint curated diary: Sharna Jackson
17 December 2018Sharna Jackson, creative director of Sheffield’s Site Gallery, shares her highlights of what to see and do this winter
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Gagosian Rome presents new works by Sarah Sze
12 December 2018We speak to contemporary American artist, Sarah Sze, about her new works and her latest exhibition at the Gagosian Rome.
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Concrete oasis: Glenstone Museum by Thomas Phifer and Partners
12 December 2018Nestled in sleepy Maryland, the new Glenstone Museum, designed by Thomas Phifer and Partners, harnesses nature and concrete to create an immersive, sensory experience blending art and architecture. Far away from crowds and city stress, does ‘slow art’ and silence make for a better museum environment?
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