Land of Milk and Honey, Part III
In this concluding part of his odyssey in Acre, Harry Chapman drives into the hills to meet…
Author Harry Chapman
Land of Milk and Honey, Part II
Israeli cooking, certainly in London, has been very much in vogue of late, with restaurants…
Land of Milk and Honey, Part I
In the first of a three-part travel special, as we enter the final furlongs before…
Drawn in Colour: Degas from the Burrell
What does one of the founding fathers of Impressionism and a nineteenth century Scottish shipping…
The Tweed Run 2017
On the sixth of May, at eleven o’clock soft, seven hundred or so cyclists filed…
Revolution at the Royal Academy
Art relies on change, on flux. As old methods become tarnished with use, artists seek…
Aladdin at the Lyric Theatre
Brexit, Trump, yet more austerity – three reasons to be not so cheerful as we…
Beyond Caravaggio
“After a fortnight’s work he will swagger about for a month or two with a…
The VIIth Chap Olympiad
Rio 2016 is upon us. Team GB is on its bike. Usain Bolt with a possible…
David Hockney RA: 82 Portraits and 1 Still Life
I normally give myself two hours to see an exhibition. Not because this constitutes any…
Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art
“Oh! Young artist, you want a subject. Everything is a subject; the subject is yourself.”…
The Jones Family Project
The “Jones Family Project” lies on that thoroughfare of EC2 ostentation, Great Eastern Street, that…