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A radical encounter with the everyday world - sculpture in the '60s
If we accept that some of the sensibilities associated with the 1960s, such as playfulness, inclusivity...
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Art to change the world
Claudia Mesch has subtitled her latest book ‘A small history of art for social change since...
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The Wilson: A modern gem in a Regency setting
Cheltenham Spa is a Regency town that still has a large number of Regency buildings complete with their...
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John Ruskin – draughtsman and watercolourist
John Ruskin (1819–1900) is best known today as a writer and critic. His very individual,...
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Brothers in art: The Nash brothers after the Great War
Paul Gough’s follow-up to A Terrible Beauty (Sansom, 2010) has been written to accompany an...
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Memorializing Scotland's war heroes
The Scottish National War Memorial is one of the most ambitious and remarkable examples of combined...