First Look: ‘Gold and Ivory’ at Louvre-Lens
The curators introduce a new exhibition of medieval art from Paris and Tuscany
The curators introduce a new exhibition of medieval art from Paris and Tuscany
For centuries, the art of Kashmir was highly renowned, but most western visitors are unfamiliar with it today
Introducing the Incas, and the diverse, ever-changing art that their conquest of the Andes produced
When people talk about the 'avant-garde', they don't normally have television in mind
A sneak preview of a new exhibition dedicated to Poussin's depictions of sacred and Christian themes
What better subject to show at Rubens’ family home than his family portraits?
A new show explores the changing character of the garden and its enduring appeal for artists
In one remarkable year, Rivera arguably made his greatest mural cycle and Kahlo forged her own expressive style
A new exhibition in Maastricht looks set to bring the 17th-century master back into the spotlight
It is fascinating how influential figures can seem to ‘disappear’ from the canon of art history
Tate celebrates the distinctive, experimental aesthetic of 19th-century salted paper prints
How did Ottoman culture influence Western artists during the Renaissance?
Manuela Well-Off-Man introduces a travelling show of masterworks from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery
It wasn't just the Cubists who responded to the 20th century's upheavals
The Affichistes used throwaway materials but their legacy endures
I’ve tried to stay away from what most people would expect from a show about craft
Van Dyck's celebrated last self-portrait tours to Margate at the centre of a major exhibition
The Courtauld Gallery is opening a new space this year dedicated to the display of drawings
Polenova was leading figure from the Russian Arts and Crafts movement
The new wing of the new Rijksmuseum is playing host to a display of new photography