Alexander Morrison
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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘He said the secret to a happy life is attention to the details’: William Morris Gallery reopens after major rehang and restoration (opens the original)
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The William Morris Gallery in Walthamstow, northeast London, located in a Grade II-listed manor the artist lived in as a teenager, is reopening this Saturday (3 October) after a major rehang and revamp. Six gallery spaces have been transformed, new discoveries have been brought out on view, while the gallery’s collection has been rearranged in a way that provides a more nuanced, expanded view of its complex and often contradictory namesake. The project is the first major overhaul at the gallery
Sámi artist network wins Munch prize focused on freedom of expression (opens the original)
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The Sámi artist network Dáiddadállu, whose co-founder’s work recently filled the Tate Modern’s cavernous Turbine Hall, has won this year’s Munch Award dedicated to artistic freedom of expression. The group will receive NOK 300,000 (around £24,000). Dáiddadállu comprises an administration and 22 artist partners, whose multimedia work spans theatre, music, visual art and joik, a traditional form of Sámi singing. The Sámi are an Indigenous people whose traditional homeland, Sápmi, spans northern No
Artists Jenny Holzer and Andy Goldsworthy among winners of 2026 Praemium Imperiale Awards (opens the original)
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The British Land artist Andy Goldsworthy has won the 2026 Praemium Imperiale Award for sculpture, while the US conceptual artist Jenny Holzer has taken the award for painting, with each receiving a 15 million Yen (around £70,000) prize. The awards are given annually by the Japan Art Association under the honorary patronage of Prince Hitachi, the younger brother of the Emperor Emeritus of Japan. They are awarded to individuals and organisations working in distinct artistic categories: other recip
Fra Angelico’s earliest surviving altarpiece returns to Fiesole after restoration reveals hidden throne (opens the original)
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Fra Angelico’s earliest surviving altarpiece, created for the convent he had joined as a young man, has been returned to its original setting after a painstaking restoration project. The work on the Fiesole Altarpiece, completed in time for a recent major exhibition in Florence, has brought back into full view the Italian Old Master’s intricate handling of colour, figure and texture; revealed hidden details under the painting’s surface; and highlighted the subtle interplay between the original c
Lessons from Notre-Dame inform reconstruction of Copenhagen Stock Exchange building (opens the original)
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Lars Daugaard Jepsen remembers vividly the morning of 16 April 2024, when fire tore through the historic Copenhagen stock exchange. “It was a beautiful morning and our Queen’s birthday, so our flag was up everywhere,” says the deputy director of the Danish Chamber of Commerce, which owns the building. At 7.36am, an alarm sounded at the 400-year-old site, which was undergoing its largest ever restoration. Within three minutes, the fire department was there; within half an hour, 180 firefighters w
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