We are living in an age of waste. The world produces two billion tonnes of rubbish each year, and only 15% of that is recycled. […]
I met Evelyn De Morgan’s magical women at Wolverhampton Art Gallery
Over the past few years, there’s been a trend for fictional retellings of myths and fairy tales. Female authors have been giving a voice to […]
Scent & the Art of the Pre-Raphaelites
Recently, there’s been a shift towards immersive exhibitions, which allow viewers to step into 360° paintings or listen to soundtracks that tell an artist’s story. I’ve […]
Top 10 | Most Haunted Art In The World
Throughout history, artists have depicted the uncanny – from gothic mansions and unsettling figures to dark landscapes you wouldn’t want to be left alone in. […]
Geometric Art Ideas for Beginners
Geometric art’s blend of creativity and mathematics is visible everywhere, from street art to home décor. With its focus on symmetry, precision and repetition, geometric […]
Birmingham Royal Ballet stages The Lunar Society’s female history
By the light of the full moon, between 1765 and 1813, the Lunar Society would meet monthly at Handsworth’s Soho House. Its members included Birmingham’s […]
Wood Engraving: Where Art Meets Technology
Wood engraving has a rich history, dating back centuries as a tool for printing and illustration. Over time, it has evolved, remaining a crucial method […]
How classical artists conceal secret meanings in their masterpieces
Art has always been about more than what you see on the surface. Classical creators had a knack for embedding secret meanings and stories into […]
Festival of Voices at Birmingham Cathedral
Birmingham’s writers and spoken word artists are being inspired by some of the city’s greatest treasures: the recently restored stained-glass windows at the Cathedral. On […]
Into the woods with Louise Bourgeois at Compton Verney
Warwickshire’s Compton Verney has been taken over by giant spiders, swinging figurative sculptures and fluid flower paintings. They are among 40 works being exhibited as […]