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17th July 2018In swaggering views of stately homes and resurrectional portraits of crumbling church ruins, the art of John Piper draws power from its sense of place.- 9th July 2018In paintings like 'Reflections', Brendan Neiland reveals the dance of light that plays out daily on the glass towers and cars that dominate our landscape.
- 9th July 2018With its rich conflation of mythological resonances, Joe Tilson’s cryptic wooden 'Caerdroia' labyrinth offers the viewer little by way of illumination.
- 9th July 2018Gerd Winner’s photographic screenprint arrangements point to a world of oblique signs and symbols embedded within our everyday environment.
- 2nd July 2018Exquisitely drawn and hand-coloured, the 'Robert Macaire' cartoons firmly cemented Daumier’s reputation as the preeminent caricaturist in France.
- 29th June 2018Antoni Tàpies was not a man to shy away from the difficult questions. The fundamental nature of the Universe, the interconnectedness of all things, informs every aspect of his art.
- 28th June 2018With hard edge and flat colour, 'The Sower' evidences Greaves at a critical stage in his career, abandoning that which had brought him acclaim.
- 28th June 2018In the circus jugglers and horse riders of 'L’Album No. 1', the Italian artist Marino Marini returns to his ancient Etruscan roots, to a time of myth and magic.
- 26th June 2018The words used to describe the paintings of Chardin – gentle, tender, graceful – are not often applied to Lucian Freud's unflinching oils and etchings.
- 25th June 2018Produced in 2010, 'Zita' is one of a recent series of window constructions centred around Venice, where Joe Tilson has found inspiration for over forty years.
- 25th June 2018A collective triumph of art and design, the quality of its prints made 'Kündung' the foremost German Expressionist publication of its kind.
- 8th June 2018For connoisseurs of the unfashionable, it will come as no surprise that the life and art of Valerie Thornton still remains largely, and unfairly, forgotten.