Henry Moore at Kew: Monumental Nature
In Kew Gardens’ vast new Henry Moore exhibition, bronze sculptures, ancient trees and open space…
Browsing: Art
Michaelina Wautier at the RA
At the Royal Academy of Arts currently, a revelatory exhibition restores the often overlooked 17th c…
In Bloom: How Plants Changed Our World
At the Ashmolean Museum, Rosalind Ormiston explores ‘In Bloom: How Plants Changed Our World’, a…
Catherine Opie: To Be Seen
On now at the National Portrait Gallery, ‘Catherine Opie: To Be Seen’ offers a powerful…
Metamorphoses at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Over 2,000 years ago the Roman poet Ovid wrote Metamorphoses, a sweeping narrative of what…
Seurat and the Sea
A rare exhibition at The Courtauld Gallery turns the spotlight on the coastal paintings of…
Tracey Emin: A Second Life
In what may fast become the must-see exhibition of the year, Rosalind Ormiston explores the…
Rivals, Originals, Masters: Turner & Constable on Screen
In this thoughtful review, art writer Rosalind Ormiston explores Turner & Constable, the latest Exhibition…
Radical Harmony: Neo-Impressionism at The National Gallery
Rosalind Ormiston explores a landmark exhibition that brings masterpieces of Neo-Impressionism from the Kröller-Müller Museum…
The Lemon in the Half-Light: Kettle’s Yard, Cambridge
What if Cambridge’s most enduring legacy is not its Nobel laureates, nor the centuries of…
A Prophet with a Palette: George F. Watts
Before art was branded, filtered, or farmed for clicks, one man insisted it was a…
Hiroshige: Artist of the Open Road
Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858) is a masterful Japanese artist. Born in Edo (now Tokyo) into a…