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The International Art Magazine. Published monthly since 1925, we cover everything from antiquities to contemporary work
London - Westminster
Joined November 2010
We are delighted to announce that Hew Locke is the winner of the Apollo Artist of the Year award, which is supported by Whisky 1901 (@whisky1901) https://t.co/yaIhvCyae5
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We are delighted to announce that the Frick Collection (@frickcollection) is the winner of the Apollo Museum Opening of the Year award, which is supported by Bloomberg Connects (@bbgconnects) https://t.co/Cd9YIotleg
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We are delighted to announce that ‘The Crucifixion with the Virgin, Saint John the Evangelist and the Magdalen’ by Fra Angelico, acquired by the Ashmolean Museum, is the winner of the Apollo Acquisition of the Year award, which is supported by BRAFA https://t.co/u8IHLCDaRm
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We are delighted to announce that the Getty Provenance Index is the winner of the Apollo Digital Innovation of the Year award, which is supported by Well of Art https://t.co/w5CFpHnrMg
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We are delighted to announce that ‘Siena: The Rise of Painting, 1300–1350’, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the National Gallery in London, is the winner of the Apollo Exhibition of the Year award, which is supported by TM Lighting https://t.co/L7CKNgKFTd
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We are delighted to announce that ‘Toi Te Mana: An Indigenous History of Māori Art’, by Deidre Brown, Ngarino Ellis and Jonathan Mane-Wheoki, is the winner of the Apollo Book of the Year award, which is supported by Wedlake Bell (@WedlakeBell) https://t.co/afZhL2sTDU
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We are delighted to announce that Gabriele Finaldi and John Booth are the winners of the Apollo Personality of the Year award, which is supported by Cadogan Tate (@cadogantate) https://t.co/H1Z2CnTHq8
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Vintage prints by Lee Miller are scarce, but one unearthed recently in a French archive sheds fresh light on her artistry, writes Simon Bainbridge https://t.co/LoutqLDlJv
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‘Be it a pale morning glow, the blush of a setting sun or the period of blue light that colours the atmosphere before dark, the light in Ancher’s paintings commands attention.’ Lucy Waterson on the luminous art of Anna Ancher https://t.co/XORie8TOvR
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The first exhibition in the UK of the Danish painter’s work offers a glimpse into life in her rural community, writes Lucy Waterson
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Agnes Crawford visits the Palazzo Farnese in Rome to admire the frescoes of Annibale Carracci – and you can now see the drawings for its magnificent ceiling at the Louvre https://t.co/2otpMigKNk
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The mythological frescoes painted by Annibale Carracci at the Farnese family's Roman palace are legendary in their own right, writes Agnes Crawford
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Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, is a masterpiece of 20th-century urbanism and at the core of the city’s identity, writes William Dunbar, is the modernist masterplan laid out by the architect Alexander Tamanyan a hundred years ago. https://t.co/kt7CRLrtYg
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Contemporary galleries are increasingly bringing art into their surroundings via trains, trucks and even bicycles – but moveable artworks have a surprisingly long and storied history, writes David Gelber https://t.co/b7R1WGHLBq
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Contemporary galleries are increasingly bringing art into their surroundings – but moveable artworks have a surprisingly long history, writes David Gelber
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At the Eye Filmmuseum in Amsterdam, Tilda Swinton has turned herself into a work of art, with a little help from her friends https://t.co/Fbp9hAo7Mm
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In Amsterdam, Fatema Ahmed finds a superstar of art-house cinema haunting the galleries of the Eye Filmmuseum, with a little help from her friends
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Christina Makris has faith in a Bordeaux vineyard first planted by priests, where wine tastings are paired with woodcuts by Dürer https://t.co/BTw3qkVW0s
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The presence of religious art at Château La Mission Haut-Brion helps this diminutive vineyard punch above its weight, writes Christina Makris
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How to get a glimpse behind the mask of ancient Egypt? Seek out the artisans of the royal tombs and other marvels – as Sophie Barling did ahead of ‘Made in Ancient Egypt’, on show at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge https://t.co/HLtExcbJu6
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In the 16th century the French city of Limoges breathed new life into the medieval art of enamelling – and the results were spectacular, writes Susan Moore https://t.co/LVDY58lDUT
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In the 16th century Limoges breathed new life into the medieval art of enamelling objects – and the results were spectacular, writes Susan Moore
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We are delighted to announce the shortlists for the 2025 edition of the Apollo Awards. The winners will be announced at a ceremony on 20 November and published online and in the December issue of the magazine. View the shortlists here: https://t.co/HGkaYF12tD
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‘Late Night with Seth Meyers’ took an unexpected turn recently with Florence Welch’s shout-out to Aby Warburg’s unique book classification system – and Apollo’s roving correspondent couldn’t be happier https://t.co/iDcNhWHCqu
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🎨 This week's cover showcase goes to @Apollo_Magazine for their masterclass in colour! 📖 The November 2025 cover features Woman with Flower (1969) by Romare Bearden. 👀 Browse the Apollo archive on Exact Editions.
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‘His paintings neither appropriate nor mimic the work of the artists he loved but somehow revitalise them.’ As the first show dedicated to his work in Europe opens, Ben Street looks at Bob Thompson’s inspired ad-libbing on the Old Masters
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