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News Achievements of Project Art Works group celebrated with Anthology launch at Tate BritainA group which has spent 15 years working with galleries and artists to improve the lives of people with severe intellectual impairments has launched a book recording its work.31 October 2012 -
Interview Artist's Statement: Brad Butler on Hold Your Ground at Canary WharfWe talk to one half of artist duo Mirza/Butler about their new piece for Film and Video Umbrella and Art on the Underground.13 March 2012 -
News Bedford Creative Arts lets Aaron Head loose with billboards and psychogeographic toursBedford Creative Arts' latest mini-commission sees Aaron Head palyfully alter an advertising billboard to present the scene normally concealed behind it.26 October 2012 -
News Bob & Roberta Smith's Art on the Underground project launches on Central Line for OlympicsBob & Roberta Smith is the latest artist to engage with Art on the Underground - in readiness for an Olympic surge through the Central Line.11 May 2012 -
News Bus-Tops to turn shelters across London into art for Cultural OlympiadRun by the group Art Public following a hotly-contested open submission call, a nine-month project as part of the the Olympics will turn bus stops into platforms for public art.11 January 2012 -
C24 Feature Discovering Kettle's Yard: A trove of hidden treasure at the former home of art collector Jim Ede in CambridgeRuth Hazard visits Kettle's Yard House in Cambridge and discovers a place where visitors are free to nose around, slouch in the armchairs, read books in the library and enjoy an extensive collection of contemporary art.20 July 2012 -
Review Discworld: Ai Weiwei and Herzog & de Meuron's Serpentine Pavilion 2012In a fitting commission ahead of the London Games, the Swiss design duo behind the 2008 Olympic emblem and the Chinese artist have been reunited at the Serpentine. Kirstie Brewer takes a look at a work based on memory and the past.12 June 2012 -
Article Everything is Going to be Alright for Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art and Martin CreedThe much-loved neon sign which has spent almost three years welcoming visitors to Edinburgh's Gallery of Modern Art will remain there permanently, organisers have announced.04 September 2012 -
Review Exhibition Road Show comes alive for London 2012A kaleidoscopic nine-day festival on Exhibition Road, opened to coincide with the Games, combines science, art, dance, music and natural history.30 July 2012 -
News French artist Félicie d'Estienne d'Orves's Geometry brightens Brentford with ray of lightMayor of London Boris Johnson hails a "dramatic beacon for Brentford" as planners boost the town's status as a "significant cultural destination" with a major installation.09 February 2012 -
Preview Hamish Fulton to stage alternative walk in Birmingham on Easter weekendThe walking artist plans to lead a group around the regenerative landscape of Curzon Park in Eastside on Sunday.29 March 2012 -
Review House 2012 takes rising and international artists on a trip across BrightonDuncan Andrews sees site-specific works in a Regency house by David Batchelor, spreads out on a circular rug at the Phoenix and travels the streets of the city for House 2012, the contemporary visual arts odyssey which is part of the Brighton Festival.24 May 2012 -
News Human pigs and Matthew Herbert show to launch NEoN digital arts festival in DundeeScotland's only digital arts festival will launch with a herd of human pigs and a performance on the plight of pigs by celebrated electronic musician Matthew Herbert.01 November 2012 -
C24 Feature In his own Words: Kurt Hentschläger on his CORE installation at EnginuityChicago-based Austrian artist Kurt Hentschläger tells us about his huge new work, which is about to go on show at Enginuity, near the Ironbridge Gorge in Shropshire.23 February 2012 -
C24 Feature In Pictures: Adventureland Golf is par for the course at The Grundy in BlackpoolJake and Dinos Chapman, David Shrigley, Brian Griffiths and Zatorski and Zatorski are among the contributors to Doug Fishbone's incendiary course in aid of relief efforts in Haiti.15 August 2012 -
C24 Feature In Pictures: Love, poetry and landscape celebrated in London 2012 Peace CampPictures of a tents affair as Deborah Warner covers the coast of Britain with 2,000 of them, playing a soundscape by composer Mel Mercier in unison with actor Fiona Shaw.20 July 2012 -
News International Women's Day returns with packed programme for 2012Museums, galleries and cultural centres are hosting events to inspire and gladden the spirit across the country as part of this year's International Women's Day.08 March 2012 -
News Inventors take inspiration from Phoenix Nights for Mini Maker Faire's giant KerPlunk at MOSIA pair of inventors have built what they believe is the largest version of classic game KerPlunk ever made in preparation for a festival of frivolity at the Museum of Science and Industry.20 July 2012 -
Preview Liverpool Biennial gears up for 600,000 visitors with citywide hospitality themeThe UK's biggest Biennial advertises five strands of programming, including work by 60 international artists and two major competitions.23 August 2012 -
News New Art Exchange and Artfinder ask public to turn curators in digital Culture Cloud experimentHaving been chosen from hundreds of applicants for Arts Council digital funding, the Nottingham gallery is teaming up with technological innovators ArtFinder to present a public art vote.15 June 2012
