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Just as the world locked down, some of its most highly acclaimed cultural spaces opened up online, allowing us to... Read More
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This inkstand is not about the ink but the maiolica, a type of tin-glazed earthenware known for its ‘storied’ wares... Read More
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Just last autumn Richard Twose’s work adorned the walls of the Victoria Art Gallery and Beaux Arts. From designing bespoke... Read More
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Art curator and historian Monserrat Pis Marcos from The Holburne Museum considers a 17th-century decorated cabinet with a difference, one created with... Read More
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Because of the lockdown, the Newbridge Arts Trail couldn’t take place this month as planned. While it’s not possible to... Read More
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Nowadays we express ourselves through our phones, our designer wear and the headphones we sport. In the 18th century, the... Read More
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A year on from its installation, head gardener at The American Museum & Gardens Andrew Cannell tells us about the... Read More
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This summer, the work of local artist David Ringsell will be displayed at two of Bath’s brilliant exhibitions, celebrating the... Read More
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Here is a scene of majestic landscape grandeur with fisherman and boats going about their daily business, seemingly oblivious to... Read More
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A ruined arch melts into the fresh blue sky smudged with white washes of cloud as people go about their... Read More
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Bath has welcomed the fashionable and the famous, including literary giants such as Jane Austen, Sir John Betjeman and Charles... Read More
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The natural world is a great sustenance – particularly in these challenging times – but forging connections with nature is... Read More