Pictures
A Terrible Beauty: Edward Wilson in Antarctica 1902-1912 at Brantwood
The works of Edward Wilson, artist, explorer, naturalist and doctor on the Scott expeditions to Antarctica are currently showing at Ruskin's former Lakeland home, Brantwood.
New National Gallery show follows in the footsteps of Danish master Christen Købke
Culture24 heads to Scandinavia ahead of Danish master Christen Købke's show at The National Gallery.
Paul Sandby: Picturing Britain at the Royal Academy of Arts
The Royal Academy's latest exhibition reveals why Paul Sandby was one of the most popular painters of the eighteenth century.
Last chance to see: Martin Parr's Working Men's Clubs
UK photographer Martin Parr has been visiting working Men's clubs around Wales for the last six months to try and capture the essence of a working class Saturday night.
Brighton's Duke of York’s cinema launches archive project to celebrate centenary
Brighton's Duke of York’s cinema is launching its centenary celebrations with a nationwide hunt to find the quirkiest memories of the UK's oldest cinema.
Simon Pope's Memory Marathon swaps batons with microphones for Olympic flashbacks
Last November, artist Simon Pope spent a day walking 26 miles across the East End of London, discussing Olympic memories with local residents every 400 metres. A film of the day, Memory Marathon, has ...
Michelangelo's Dream reveals artist's affairs of the heart at The Courtauld Gallery
Michelangelo's homosexuality and romantic passions have often been written out of art history, but a new show at The Courtauld Gallery reveals the artist as a man of expressive desire, says Kirstie...
Andy Warhol Portraits head to Olyvia Fine Art
Olyvia Fine Art's Andy Warhol Portraits combines a selection of the artist's most celebrated works alongside some previously hidden gems including a series of 'Factory Screen-Tests'.
Guest Article: The rise and demise of Manplan in the Architectural Review
Robert Elwall, assistant director at the RIBA Library Photographs Collection, discusses the rise and fall of the Manplan series of features in the Architectural Review in the late 1960s.
Painting History: Delaroche and Lady Jane Grey at The National Gallery
The latest offering from the National Gallery celebrates one of the most popular paintings in its collection, Paul Delaroche's The Execution of Lady Jane Grey, in the context of the artist's great...
A talk on the wild side with Marcus Coates
During our interview with artist Marcus Coates, we discuss shamanism, charlatanism, art, humour and nature. But as Mark Sheerin discovers, no badgers were available for comment.
100 years of gifts from the Contemporary Art Society at York Art Gallery
100 Years of Gifts brings together gifts from the Contemporary Art Society to galleries around Yorkshire including a vast array of photography, painting and sculpture.
Glasgow gears up for 2010 International Festival of Visual Art
The entire city of Glasgow is preparing for the 2010 International Festival of Visual Art with not only museums and art galleries, but streets, bridges and even the River Clyde providing locations.
Culture Minister bans sale of £9 million Italian master painting
Culture Minister Margaret Hodge has given UK buyers two months to save Saint John the Evangelist, a painting by Italian master Domenico Zampieri, after the owners of Glyndebourne Opera House gave it...
Biological sciences photo competition winners announced
The winners of the first ever Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council Science Photo Competition have been announced.
