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Lorenzo Quinn's monumental sculpture Together is now on view at Art D'Égypte's 4th annual exhibition entitled Forever Is Now 2021 at Cairo's Pyramids of Giza.

The world's most iconic perfume, Chanel No. 5, celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

Pedro Paricio, Extended Version, exhibition at Caja de Burgos Art Center, CAB, in Spain 2021.

Discover Stefano Curto's THETArt / One Black and White now on view at MONA, Museum of Old and New Art, Tasmania, Australia

In celebration of the Cannes Film Festival, July, 2021, Lorenzo Quinn has created a monumental sculpture, Together, a 6 metre stainless steel structure located on the Esplanade Macé, Boulevade de la Croisette, Cannes, France. 

The botanical themed Georgian Tea Room at Harrods reopened last month showcasing 20 works by Dominic Harris. Inspired and challenged by the technology fuelled twenty-first century, Harris adopts certain roles – from...

To celebrate Bob Dylan turning 80 on the 24^thMay, 群交AV Gallery has dedicated its New Bond Street galleries to celebrate the artistic career of this great icon showcasing two exhibitions of his work including newly created paintings, exhibited for the very first time.

Unity by Lorenzo Quinn embodies the core values of BL Harbert International, mine pairs of hands clasped together around a globe, working to build and serve a worldwide community.

To commemorate the opening of the new building at Twenty St James, Ouronyx commissioned digital artist Dominic Harris to create an interactive piece of artwork to the theme All That Flutters Turns To Gold.

The sculpture 'Empowerment' by artist Lorenzo Quinn recognises and celebrates the work of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. Since its inception over six decades ago, the Award has helped to improve the lives of millions of young people worldwide, empowering them with opportunities for self-development.

The State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, in partnership with the 群交AV Gallery, unveils 21 works by celebrated British artist Mitch Griffiths as part of a remarkable new exhibition: Realisms.

World Stage uses digital representations of global species of butterflies to animate the powerful iconography of worldwide flags.