What a moment in the Black Box in Belfast as the winners of this year’s Turner Prize are announced. The Belfast-based Array Collective become first ever NI winners #TurnerPrize#Arraycollective
This sumptuous earring and necklace set shows the skill of Byzantine jewellers – they feature emeralds, pearls and sapphires and were made around AD 600. They were found in Egypt, then part of the Byzantine Empire
The last of our limited edition Christmas baubles are ready to post out to their new homes and new trees! There are a few still available from the Space Craft shop on Fountain Street as part of Big Bauble 2017 if your tree fancies a little concrete geome… https://t.co/QgBs6FhKJC
Day 8: favourite object. Impossible to answer. Can only commit to 'currently rather fond of' this wonderful felt swan. 2500 years old it was preserved in Siberian permafrost. See it now @britishmuseum in #Scythians.
Headdresses were vital in the appearance of the #Scythians. Women wore impressive headdresses that were bolstered by a towering spike-like hairstyle. These hairpins were inserted into the hair along with other animal-shaped accessories.
As 'The Art of Dissonance' exhibition closes at the Seoul Museum of Art, we asked artists Lubaina Himid, Alan Kane and Ed Hall what the idea of dissonance means to them, and how art can become activism, and activism can become art. Watch the full film: https://t.co/VLvY5gJ7Vb