From artists’ sartorial style to the beauty of illuminated addresses, these books are cultural must-haves
Melvin Edwards with his sculpture, Double Circles, 1970. Photo: Courtesy the artist/Alexander Gray Associates, New York and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London
Support from The Arts Society has proved invaluable for this promising artist at the outset of her career
Billie Muraben considers the legacy of the controversial design group ahead of a new exhibition
The Edinburgh-born artist, who inspired weavers across the world, is the subject of a new exhibition at Dovecot Studios. Exhibitions curator Kate Grenyer shares the stories behind five amazing works
Artist, poet, conservationist, designer – William Morris was also a master colourist and a one-man pattern-making phenomenon. The wallpapers he created fulfilled his ambition to bring art and beauty into anyone’s home
Agnish Ray speaks to the acclaimed artist about the beauty of everyday objects, illuminating Tate Britain and reclaiming the streets
From the art of divine light to pioneering contemporary photographers, there is a lot to read up on this month
Each year our Society considers ways in which we can help the local community.
For our December Arts Discussion Group we held a fascinating session during which members discussed books they would
Last August we held our first Arts Discussion Group and coffee morning.