Celebrating Gordon Cullen’s restored mural at Greenside School which is unveiled on Saturday 10th May. Organised in conjunction with Jennings Fine art there will be 20th Century posters, prints and books for sale as well as the launch of a previously unavailable Ravilious wood engraving entitled ‘Muse’ which will be launched in an edition of …
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The Paul Smith show ‘Hello I’m Paul Smith’ at the Design Museum on the South Bank has been extended to 22nd June 2014. The two stunning art walls have been hung from floor to ceiling with photographs and ephemera from the Paul Smith archive, much of which has been framed by Picture over the last …
A very big thank you for your schools entries into our Nativity Art Competition! We have had a fantastic response with an overwhelming quality of work from all years involved. Shortlisted pupils receive a certificate. All the winning entries have been framed and can be viewed in our Christmas window display, so please come down …
Thursday 14th November sees the annual Central St Martins art auction at the Lethaby gallery and will raise funds for the Postgraduate Fine Art Programme degree show. Picture has supported the event again this year by framing nine pieces for the live auction including works by Sandra Blow, Alison Wilding, Sarah Wigglesworth, Karen Knorr, Rodney …
Hello My Name Is Paul Smith opens next week! Step inside the iconic designer’s mind-boggling world. Opening this Friday 15th November and continuing until 9th March 2014, at The Design Museum We finished a batch of frames for this show last week but it will be the frames from the Paul Smith archive that are …
Picture is running a Nativity Art Competition for local primary schools during the Winter 2013 term. It’s the perfect opportunity for children to showcase their creative side plus, by entering, they stand a chance of getting their picture framed and included in Picture’s Christmas Exhibition. Win £500 of art materials for your school. The Schools …