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International Women’s Day is a day where people come together to help forge a better working world, a more gender inclusive world. This year’s International Women’s Day is #BeBoldForChange By definition bold […]
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This Easter, escape to the tropical butterfly house and see the crawling caterpillar transform into the beautiful butterfly at the all-time favourite National History Museum. Sensational Butterflies returns for its ninth […]
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Solo Show of Contemporary Artist Louise McNaught explores the theme endangered animals through paintings and 3D painted sculptures at the Curious Duke Gallery, currently London’s leading urban and contemporary art […]
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The large altarpiece The Raising of Lazarus by Sebastiano (NG1) was one of the first paintings in the National Gallery and so it seems quite surprising that Sebastian is not […]
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Art in Nunhead Cemetery, 20 Feb – 22 April 2017 Nunhead cemetery hosts ‘Sacred Bodies’ by Sara Burgess her first solo exhibition of her metal sculpture work in an […]
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Nunhead Cemetery was originally called All Saints. Covering 52 acres, it is the second largest of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ cemeteries established around the outskirts of London between 1832 and 1841 […]
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