MORE HEADLINES FROM ALL OVER

* Randy Kennedy profiles artist John Chamberlain in the New York Times.

* “The biggest art prize in the world” -- the Gulbenkian, worth four times the Turner Prize, at £175,000 -- launches today, reports the Independent.

* The International Center of Photography in Manhattan seeks a new, larger home, according to the New York Times.

* Sir Peter Blake -- the father of British pop art -- presents an exhibition of objects he gathered throughout his life at Bath’s Holburne Museum, opening this Saturday, says the Independent. 

* Preview the exhibition “Leonardo da Vinci: Painter at the Court of Milan,” to open at the National Gallery on Nov. 9, 2011, in the Guardian.

* The National Endowment for the Arts is now offering grants in a new category called Arts in Media, which includes video-game creators, according to the NEA website. 

* James Priest, head gardener at Claude Monet’s Giverny, reveals his plans for the world-renowned gardens in the Telegraph.

* Galerie Beyeler in Basel, which was opened by the late Ernst Beyeler some 65 years ago, is going to close and auction off its inventory, reports Art in America.

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