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12th April 2018In this short film gallery artist Jenny Grevatte discusses the ongoing theme of trees in her work. Watch our video to learn about her methods. -
6th April 2018From his buccaneering dress sense to his outrageously prodigious drawing talents, Augustus John stuck out among his Gower Street peers like a sore thumb.
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28th March 2018The broad, rich still life paintings of Janet Stayton are a present-day paean to the Mediterranean and the Tuscan town of Pietrasanta.
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20th March 2018Dora Holzhandler’s beautiful paintings of lovers, mothers and children, and family groups are at once movingly intimate and universal in feeling.
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8th March 2018Sonia Delaunay was an artistic powerhouse: artist, designer, colour theorist and aesthetician, there were few areas that escaped her colourful touch.
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3rd February 2018Though it demonstrates skill and sophistication in its every stroke of paint, Anthony Gross was just twenty-two years old when he made Fountain at the Spaiis.
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27th January 2018For fifteen years, Frost read and re-read Lorca’s poetry: ‘With Lorca I travel on a ride to no-man’s land. There I am; my emotions take on a new distance...’
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16th January 2018Alongside the bright lights and feats of daring strength and suspension, artists tapped into the darker side of circus life: its alienation and grotesquery.
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14th January 2018These two tremendously rare maquettes characterise a major recurring theme in Chadwick’s sculpture of the human figure combining with pure form.
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12th January 2018The menagerie of characters in Sid Burnard’s ‘Curious Kingdom’, from ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ to ‘Fowl Play’, immediately puts you at ease.
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11th January 2018Established in 1867, the famed Académie Julian developed a reputation for its outstanding technical instruction and an impressive list of artist alumni.
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14th December 2017Though they were published over a century ago, there is something irrefutably modern about William Nicholson’s 'London Types' woodcuts.