Emanations and ectoplasm: the weird world of Edvard MunchThe Scream artist’s many portraits showcase his wide social circle, love of bizarre painting materials – and obsession with the occult Mar 10 25March 10, 2025Article at The Telegraph
Giant vulvas and a flying hippopotamus: when the world's greatest artists make operaAs Marina Abramović's opera arrives in London, we look at how Salvador Dalí and others imposed their will – often with disastrous results Oct 31 23October 31, 2023Article at The Telegraph
Jean Cooke, domestic abuse survivor and inspirational artistLocked up, beaten and only allowed to paint between 9am and noon, Jean Cooke found creative salvation in nature – like many women before her Jun 23 23June 23, 2023Article at The Telegraph
Those Remarkable Carlines: war, tragedy and a bizarre domestic soap operaA new show celebrates the life and work of this brilliant, bohemian family of artists Oct 19 22October 19, 2022Article at The Telegraph
‘You know that your own work will outlive you’: the stonemasons saving Salisbury CathedralIt is 802 years since the foundation stone for one of our greatest buildings was laid. We meet the team responsible for its ongoing survival Apr 17 22April 17, 2022Article at The Telegraph
Is a church really the most secure place for a Titian?New research linking a painting to the Venetian master has sparked an age-old debate Mar 14 21March 14, 2021Article at The Telegraph
