[ad_1] ‘As long as autumn lasts, I shall not have hands, canvas and colours enough to paint the beautiful things I see,’ wrote Vincent van Gogh to his brother, Theo, on September 26, 1888. That year, he filled his canvases with bursts of gold and orange streaked with green, standing against crisp blue skies festooned
[ad_1] Beckstones Art Gallery, in Greystoke, near Penrith, will launch its autumn exhibition today (Saturday, October 4), showcasing works by Julian Mason. The exhibition is set to run until Sunday, October 19. Crummock Reflections, by Julian Mason(Image: Julian Mason) The gallery, where Mr Mason has been exhibiting since 2009, lauded his oil paintings for making
[ad_1] Trigger warnings have been placed around a ‘disquieting’ exhibition about flowers at one of Britain’s grandest stately homes – recently visited by the Queen. Chatsworth House is hosting a temporary exhibition called The Gorgeous Nothings, with modern, floral-based artwork throughout the 17th century property. Camilla attended a fortnight ago for her annual Queen’s Reading
[ad_1] “I feel very grateful and overwhelmed! I love the album I made and I’m so proud of myself for making it. But ultimately it is so joyful seeing how much it means to people and how it’s helping people understand love and loving.” Furthermore, congratulating Olivia on the feat, Martin Talbot, Chief Executive Officer of
[ad_1] By KATHARINE SPURRIER Published: 17:18, 3 October 2025 | Updated: 17:18, 3 October 2025 Divine Light by Janet Gough (Kulturalis £14.95, 120pp) The window in Ely Cathedral is home to the image of St Peter Not only are they deeply sacred places of worship, churches and cathedrals are houses of the world’s most beautiful
[ad_1] Excitement and enthusiasm are building within the walls of City Arts Newbury as the Hampton Road venue celebrate their 10-year anniversary of encouraging more art in the community on October 10, but in the run-up, there are opportunities to join in free all-inclusive events taking place to celebrate this fantastic milestone. City Arts An
[ad_1] Maryport is now home to a series of colourful pieces by artist Alan Roper, displayed across public areas as part of Cumberland Council’s £12 million regeneration scheme. With funding allocated by the UK Government, the artwork forms a central part of the council’s wider plans, with pieces featured on map boards, the stage and
[ad_1] A Town of Culture competition will be launched to highlight the “creativity, history and identity” of towns across Britain, the UK culture secretary Lisa Nandy announced at the Labour party conference in Liverpool earlier this week. The new initiative follows the popular UK City of Culture programme, currently taking place in Bradford, which will
[ad_1] Museums have long been a favourite pastime, whether it is a day out with the family, immersing yourself in a long-held interest or broadening your knowledge of the past. These capitals of knowledge are not just for academics and inquisitive minds; in recent years, museums have become a lot more accessible, interactive and family-friendly,
[ad_1] The Good Shepherd transformed Wolverhampton Art Gallery into a vibrant celebration of recovery as part of the gallery’s popular ‘Friday Lates’ series on Friday (September 27). The event marked a powerful end to Recovery Month and saw more than 150 attendees engage in hands-on workshops, including an illustration photo booth, print-making, African drumming and live