A ruined arch melts into the fresh blue sky smudged with white washes of cloud as people go about their business beside a Venetian lagoon – fishermen, a woman ...
Because of the lockdown, the Newbridge Arts Trail couldn’t take place this month as planned. While it’s not possible to visit artists in their homes and studio...
Bath has welcomed the fashionable and the famous, including literary giants such as Jane Austen, Sir John Betjeman and Charles Dickens. The poet William Wordsw...
Nowadays we express ourselves through our phones, our designer wear and the headphones we sport. In the 18th century, the tool of expression for ladies was the...
The natural world is a great sustenance – particularly in these challenging times – but forging connections with nature is a universal sentiment that has been ...
Even in Lockdown, modern life runs at a fast pace, helped by the ever-present temptations of technology and social media. Even artists are increasingly relying...
Weddings and merrymaking in groups are off the cards at the moment, but celebrations have always been part of our DNA, as Bruegel the Younger’s Wedding Dance i...
The delicate work of illustrator Rosanna Tasker, who created the illustration for this month’s magazine cover, has a serenity and peace that makes you wish you...
The work of illustrator Dave Bain is bold, energetic and full of a sense of warm-hearted community. Emma Clegg chats to the artist who designed the animated co...
A new exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery brings to life the streets of Montmartre in its bohemian heyday. Emma Clegg asks Jon Benington about Henri de Toulouse...
A new exhibition at The Holburne Museum surveys Grayson Perry’s earliest forays into the art world by showcasing the explosive and creative works he made betwe...
The work of Bath-based illustrator Charlotte Farmer is defined by colour, character and her cat, Margo – Emma Clegg visits the artist who designed the vibrant ...
