Le Surréalisme Et L’Objet, Centre Pompidou, Paris
“Objects with a symbolic function which lend themselves to a minimum of mechanical functioning, are based on the fantasies and...
The Artists’ Colouring Book of ABC’s Launch, Serpentine Gallery
Last night, The Artists’ Colouring Book of ABCs launched at the Serpentine Gallery, London. Artists including Grayson Perry, Tracey Emin, Gavin Turk, Mat...
Breakfast with Lucian
This intimate portrait of Lucian Freud by Geordie Greig, is a real must for any art lover. It answers every...
Light Show, Hayward Gallery
Let there be light has been our mantra this week, having only just returned from a spell in sunny California, and...
Manet: Portraying Life, Royal Academy of Arts
This week we attended the grand unveiling of the much-anticipated Manet:Portraying Life exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. We...
On The Trail of David Hockney – East Yorkshire
Look at the incredible variety of grasses, look at the marvellous leaves; look at the colour. Isn’t it beautiful…pure joy....
Salts Mill, Bradford, Yorkshire
Salts Mill opened in 1853, 4 miles north of Bradford. Designed by Lockwood and Mawson, it ‘gleamed in glass and...
Tim Walker: Story Teller, Somerset House
To its earliest audience the most magical aspect of photography was its ability to open windows onto the world: distant...
Imagine Peace Tower – Veday, Iceland
Love is our energy. Wisdom is our power. It’s time to shed light to all corners of the world. Enjoy the trip...
Damien Hirst, Tate Modern
You can love him or loathe him, but you can’t ignore Damien Hirst. Regarded as one of the pre-eminent artists...
Leonardo Da Vinci: Painter At The Court of Milan
Walking into a room full of the largest number of Leonard Da Vinci’s rare surviving paintings, is quite something. But being able to...
Hard Rain: What’ll You Do Now?
Hard Rain is a brilliant touring exhibition currently showing at the majestic Kew Gardens. It’s a topical, and sometimes controversial, exhibition which...