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The Arts Society Horsham is proud to present: Dora Carrington: The Tragic Muse of Bloomsbury, an illustrated talk by Alan Read. Wednesday, June 12 from 10:45am to 12pm The Capitol North Street Horsham RH12 1RG. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Brian Cox and Patricia Clarkson shine as dysfunctional parents in Eugene O’Neill’s autobiographical play, David Morrissey brings a bold new register to Pinter, and April De Angelis takes on Sarah Siddons
A joint purchase of Joshua Reynolds' heralded "Portrait of 'Mai,'" between London's National Portrait Gallery and the Getty, was at first nixed.
A protest in favour of Scottish independence, 2019 Credit: ANDY BUCHANAN/AFP “It is impossible to be sure of anything,” Benjamin Franklin declared, “except death and taxes.” No doubt. But does one want to read a book about either? Taxes often determine history. In 1765, the Stamp Act, taxing the American colonists, led to the war of independence under the slogan “no taxation without representation”. Irish nationalism was fuelled by the unwillingness of British taxpayers to send money to “unthrifty” Ireland during the famine of the 1840s. Much of the debate on Scottish indepe...
Auguste Rodin: Everything you need to know Auguste Rodin: Everything you need to know RD: How would you describe Auguste Rodin’s artwork to somebody completely unfamiliar? HO:Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) is a figurative sculptor, probably best known for his monumental works in bronze and marble. One of his most iconic sculptures is The Thinker, 1881 which will be included in the [upcoming Tate] show. However, this exhibition will focus on a different side of his practice: looking at his works in plaster. It will offer visitors an opportunity to explore lesser-known facets of his iconic w...