Charles Avery

ArtBus, a commission to UK artist Charles Avery, launches with first journey of children to award-winning museum in an unique effort to make art and artistic experiences accessible for all.

Several of the best known UK artists have joined forces to donate works to an online auction to benefit the people affected by the Grenfell fire disas

PARIS.- With a growth of more than 4 percent to 13,000 visitors in 6 days, the 26th Salon du Dessin proved to be a great success.

Pilar Corrias Gallery presents 'The People and Things of Onomatopoeia: Part 2' — the latest installment of Charles Avery’s epic project, "The Islanders" through February 17, 2017.

“The People and Things of Onomatopoeia: Part 2,” an exhibition featuring the latest installment of Scottish artist Charles Avery (b.1973) project “The Islanders” at Pilar Corrias will end on February 17, 2017.

The Kochi-Muziris Biennale, which has quickly become one of the most closely watched regularly scheduled international exhibitions after its first two editions, announced plans today for its third, which will run from December 12, 2016, through March 29, 2017, in Kochi, India.

The UK’s largest annual visual art festival combines work from Edinburgh’s most prestigious galleries and museums as well as artist-run spaces, new commissions from emerging and established artists, and special events – most of which are free.

The title of Charles Avery’s show – The People And Things Of Onomatopoeia – refers to the port town of his very own make-believe island.

Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF) has announced details of its 2015 commissions programme, presenting new work by leading Scottish and international emerging and established contemporary artists, and revealing details of the newly launched open call for submissions programme.

Eleven presents Printed Matter, an exhibition dedicated to limited edition prints. The exhibition features work by select gallery artists alongside some of contemporary art’s most prominent artists.

You don't expect the curators of a major contemporary art show to start talking about the Bayeux Tapestry.

While some artists seem to explore themes that come to them through spontaneous inspiration, Scottish-born, London-based artist Charles Avery has

Karla Black’s Story of a Sensible Length, 2014 at the Scottish National Gallery, ‘a Tiepolo dream made real’. Photograph: Edinburgh art festival

The Contemporary Art Society has unveiled further lots that are to be auctioned at their Annual Fundraising Gala on 11 March 2014. These include an editioned work from 2013 Turner Prize winner Laure Prouvost, created especially for the gala, as well as a photographic work from 2012 Turner Prize winner Elizabeth Price.

You don't expect the curators of a major contemporary art show to start talking about the Bayeux Tapestry.

The British Art Show, organised by the Hayward Gallery and just opened in Nottingham, contains one remarkable piece

Back in 2004, the Scottish artist Charles Avery discovered an imaginary realm, called The Island. He’s been making expeditions there ever since

The British Art Show, a snapshot of contemporary art that takes place every five years, is now in its seventh edition.

A flame burns out of a metal bench, and at unscheduled intervals a naked young man appears and sits at the other end of the seat.

Business has held up despite the initial nervousness of exhibitors

Tom Morton is curator at the Hayward Gallery, London, and Contributing Editor to frieze magazine. Alongside the Henry Moore Institute's

The British Art Show — the United Kingdom's answer to the Whitney Biennial — has just opened. Curated by Lisa Le Feuvre and Tom Morton

With the seventh edition of the British Art Show about to open at London's Hayward Gallery, bringing together 39 up-and-coming artists