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Editorial
Martin Gayford, author of the Sunday Times Art Book of the Year 'Modernists & Mavericks', examines the lives of 'the school of London Painters' with award-winning film director Hannah Rothschild.
To celebrate the surrealist icons 90th Birthday, the Redfern Gallery will be exhibiting a selection of Desmond Morris' works on paper.
Join Spectator art critic Martin Gayford for a fascinating look at painting in London from the Second World War to the 1970s.
Author Catherine Lampert spent nearly forty years with Frank Auerbach, discussing the painter’s inspirations, methods and philosophy. We take a uniquely intimate look at one of Europe’s leading painters.
Women Artists
Photo Essay: '100 Sculptors of Tomorrow'
Take a look at the exciting new sculptures from '100 Sculptors of Tomorrow', the book that celebrates and sculpture and opens the definition of the medium.
Women Artists
Interview: Kurt Beers on '100 Sculptors of Tomorrow'
Kurt Beers, founder and director of Beers London art gallery, on finding the most exciting sculptors working today.
Feminism
May Morris: A Remarkable Woman
Born in 1862, May Morris followed became an accomplished artist, but her life and work have been obscured: only recently has her talent been fully understood. We celebrate her contribution to art and activism.
Watercolours
A Lost Golden Age of British Watercolour Landscapes is Rediscovered at the British Museum
Drawn from the British Museum's rich collection, 'Places of the Mind' is the first exhibition devoted to British landscape drawings and watercolours. Here we celebrate 60 works that have never before been either exhibited or published.