Agnish Ray speaks to the acclaimed artist about the beauty of everyday objects, illuminating Tate Britain and reclaiming the streets
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2 Apr 2021
From the art of divine light to pioneering contemporary photographers, there is a lot to read up on this month
30 Mar 2021
From outdoor exhibitions to classical concerts, here are our recommendations for the month
26 Mar 2021
Our expert explores the stories behind the most dazzling Easter gifts ever given – the Imperial eggs of Carl Fabergé, cadeaux for emperors’ wives
19 Mar 2021
How do we recognise an outstanding work of art – and who are the ‘we’? Arts Society Lecturer Dr Caroline Levisse reveals her theories
14 Mar 2021
The image of mother and child is one of the oldest and most revered in the history of art, yet it is only more recently that less conventional portrayals have come into play, particularly by artists who are mothers themselves
9 Mar 2021
While the Newlyn and St Ives colonies are well documented, in the late 19th and for much of the 20th century, the village of Polperro was also considered a leading art centre, described as ‘the haunt of half the artists in Britain’. Yet today visitors to this picturesque spot can come away unaware of its artistic heritage. Arts Society Lecturer David Tovey explores the story
