Arte Laguna Prize extends the deadline of its call for artists and designers, introducing a new Special Prize. Open to all artists, the Venice-based contest offers a variety of Prizes, and a chance to exhibit at the iconic Arsenale Nord. Apply now!

Bronze Art Award Review of In The Company Of Monsters, New Visions, Ancient Myths shown at Reading Museum. The exhibition centres on the concept of monsters and their depiction in classical mythology through art.

The groundbreaking choir have announced the ambitious The Lie of The Land, finding find the community based, open access ensemble create a promenade choral theatre show around Antony Gormley’s breath-taking installation Time Horizon

Sculptures displayed amongst the wildlife is a fantastic idea. A walk in the forest and gallery all in one is more than I could ask for. With hundreds of unique sculptures in the 10 acres you will struggle with not being entertained or engaged.

UK New Artists (UKNA) have taken over Leicester this past weekend, showcasing 75 new and emerging artists across exhibitions, spoken word, film, music, and dance. Check out our highlights of Saturday's events.

Subject to council approval, visitors to the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire will be able to enjoy a new art sculpture trail. 

Working around current restrictions in relation to lockdown in the UK, we managed to view a livestream of Maggi Hambling's sculpture The Scallop at Aldeburgh beach. Here is my review of that event.

Charlotte has completed her Bronze and Silver awards, and is now starting her Gold. Catch up on her Arts Award story so far...

PEER presents Smile Please, a significant new body of ‘painted drawings’ by Simon English, accompanied by other recent works on paper and rarely seen sculptural assemblages created by the artist between 2014 and 2018.

Gallery open 12 to 6pm Wednesday to Saturday and by appointment.

21 July to 22 September

On a sunny Manchester evening, over 200 people gathered into the Bridgewater Hall car park to celebrate the ending of 18 amazing days of the Manchester International Festival 2017.

The latest young person to break down their Arts Award experience is the Discover done by Year 1 student, Harrison Marks from Abbey Catholic Primary with some help from Mrs. Howard.