Works dealing with the theme of flight from 3 artists with the power to provoke a combination of awe and anxiety.

The exhibition at Gainsborough’s House is the opportunity to showcase a selection of his designs for operas and ballets.

Exclusive to the National Galleries of Scotland, Dürer to Van Dyck brings together an impressive group of 50 Flemish, Dutch, Early Netherlandish, and German drawings and watercolours, spanning from ...

Explore the life and work of Dora Carrington (1893-1932) in the first major museum exhibition of the artist in nearly 30 years: The Barbican Art Gallery last showcased her work in 1995! Co-curated by ...

Marvel at exquisite botanical illustrations from the renowned Victoria and Albert Museum in London, alongside historic printed herbals from the University of Birmingham's extensive collections, ...

Hollow cast portrait head with empty eye sockets. Considered to be a fragment of a statue of the Emperor Claudius. It has been suggested that the head was broken from the statue during the rebellion ...

Travel back to the Golden Age of the Mughal Court (c.1560-1660) in this major exhibition celebrating the significant artistic achievements of the time, marked by pioneering creativity and an ...

Charting the peaks and troughs of Royal patronage during the twentieth century, Tim Knox shows how the Royal Collection has not only survived, but flourished in unexpected ways. This listing is ...

This exhibition celebrates the work of British-Nigerian sculptor, Lawson Oyekan (b.1961). Oyekan’s ceramic sculptures explore the human experience, the fragility of life and its strength to overcome.

Henry Moore is a well-known and influential sculptor – yet his drawings are often overlooked. Presenting over 30 drawings by Moore, the exhibition will prove how the artist saw drawing both as a tool ...

Two workshops will run on Sunday 3 November, Saturday 23 November & Saturday 14 December - 10am to 1pm and 1.30pm to 4.30pm. On Sunday 3 November, participants will be introduced to the skills of ...

The Fairfax family cordially invite you to visit Fairfax House during Ghost Week from Saturday 26 October to Sunday 3 November. Here you will be transported back in time to the year 1763 amidst their ...