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ArtLyst is the UK’s leading art information website, providing multi-media art news, reviews, opinion and curated exhibition listings.

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artlyst.com > the-art-diary-september-2026-revd-jonathan-evens

The Art Diary September 2026 - Revd Jonathan Evens

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (720+ words) Simon Carter, The Unsayable Lights, Firstsite Colchester, courtesy the artist Our Spectral Vision 2016 by Liz West – Commissioned by the Natural History Museum, London, UK for the exhibition Colour and Vision: Through the eyes of nature. Image ©Hannah Devereux ‘Art Then!...

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artlyst.com > edinburgh-art-festival-2026-showcases-diverse-artists-miranda-carroll

Edinburgh Art Festival 2026 Showcases Diverse Artists - Miranda Carroll

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (75+ words) Catherine Opie, Royal Scottish Academy Katie Paterson, Dome Gallery EAF (Edinburgh Art Festival) 14-30 August 2026 Please Consider Supporting Us. Your contribution—whatever the size—helps us keep publishing stories that probe, question, celebrate, and occasionally rattle the establishment.We champion artists…...

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artlyst.com > comrades-in-art-artists-against-fascism-towner-eastbourne

Comrades in Art: Artists Against Fascism - Towner Eastbourne - Review

2+ week, 16+ hour ago   (286+ words) The fact that this story has remained largely untold is itself part of the story. When it became feared during the war that the Gestapo might reach London, the AIA deliberately destroyed much of its own archive. What survived has…...