Hogarth's Britons is an unequivocal success and an exciting exhibition to be held, free of charge, in a regional museum, where it would not be out of place hosted at a national institution with
A welcome addition to the emerging discography of the musette, a small, refined bellows-blown bagpipe that flourished at the French court in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
At last, the diverse identities, and extraordinary contributions of printmakers to wider artistic culture are being given time in the spotlight in leading art institutions across the globe.
This exhibition reflects our contemporary approach to the undercurrents of deviant or suppressed human experience and deeper interpretations of Fuseli’s major works on canvas are made possible.
The exhibitionrefreshingly situates Maria in the spotlight where she belongs. It highlights important moments in this remarkable woman’s life living between Florence, London and Lodi.
Glyndebourne tour their funky Figaro, set in the 1970s.
Baigent, Winters, the cast and crew, created, with this production, a work that brings Milton’s Paradise Lost and the modern world into conversation, in an utterly captivating night of
The power in the script is its awareness that it is a fun adaptation with quite a simple plotline which allows for a freshness in its approach. It is beautifully made, with sweeping views of English
If you’re open to something different, refreshing, and a little bit more contemporary in the vein of EMMA., then this is the Austen adaptation for you.
You won’t necessarily get the whole picture of men’s fashion from this show, but it tells a fascinating story in an exciting and engaging way.