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Editorial
Join Huw Lewis-Jones at the Guernsey Literary Festival as he sits down with authors Kiran Millwood Hargrave and Piers Torday to discuss the maps that have inspired them.
20th Century Art
Talk: Women Artists Book Launch
Join Flavia Frigeri, author of 'Women Artists', for the launch of her new book. With special guest Katy Hessel of The Great Women Artists.
Jamie Camplin, author of 'Books Do Furnish a Painting', looks at the way artists have used books in their paintings and what it tells us about them and ourselves.
Celebrated writer and author of 'Forms of Enchantment' Marina Warner will be at Dulwich Picture Gallery to discuss the power that symbols and stories have within today's culture.
Art History
Talk: Marina Warner at Folkestone Book Festival
Celebrated writer and author of 'Forms of Enchantment' Dame Marina Warner will be at Folkestone Literature Festival to discuss art writing and the visual culture of today's world.
Art History
Talk: T.J. Clark Discusses Art's Relationship with the Heavens at the London Review Bookshop
What is it about the particularities of painting that has allowed artists to explore, with a surprising degree of freedom, the vexed relations between the mundane and the celestial?
Celebrated writer and author of 'Forms of Enchantment' Dame Marina Warner will be at Ilkley Literature Festival to discuss art writing and the visual culture of today's world.
Get to know three of the extraordinary artists featured in 'Art Essentials: Women Artists'.
Art History
Interview: Lee Cheshire on 'Key Moments in Art'
We sat down with Lee Cheshire, author of 'Key Moments in Art' to find out what makes good accessible art writing.
Art Essentials
Interview: Susan Woodford's Guide to Enjoying Art
When it comes to looking at pictures, where do you start? This is the question that Susan Woodford answers with deft candour in her ‘Art Essentials’ title, 'Looking at Pictures'. We sat down with Susan to discuss what people ‘need to know’ to enjoy art.