REVIEW: It’s got it all! Minotaurs, hidden palaces and the quest for the truth;...
It is the stuff of dreams, excavating a dusty site in Crete and discovering the lost Bronze Age palace of Knossos, home to the Minotaur, thus proving...
Sculpture at Kingham Lodge is back for Oxfordshire Artweeks with 400 works of art...
Oxfordshire Artweeks starts in less than a fortnight, and as part of the annual event the five-acre Cotswold garden at Kingham Lodge will host an exhibition of...
“It’s just part of you. I don’t think of it as a job.” Sarah...
The artist Sarah Spackman is dressed in a navy canvas jacket, jeans and DMs, her glasses hiding a pertinent pair of eyes, totally absorbed in the task...
BOOK NOW: Oxford Festival Of The Arts’ quirky side – light shows, interactive paintings,...
Oxford Festival Of The Arts always offers a wonderfully ambitious, unique and diverse programme but this year it has excelled itself.
Whilst including a smorgasbord of music, speakers,...
EXCLUSIVE: Korky Paul, the famous children’s illustrator, on his new exhibition at The North...
Oxford's favourite children's illustrator Korky Paul has just finished a Zoom call to India when we speak, having been running a children's workshop at a book festival...
Oxfordshire mothers’ emotional coronavirus journey captured in new ISOLATION photographic exhibition
An exhibition of photographs that captures family life in isolation has launched online to document these strange and challenging times.
Curated by Oxford photographer Philippa James, the ISOLATION...
SNEAK PEAK: New Pre-Raphaelite exhibition ready and waiting to open at the Ashmolean. Here’s...
Gathered at the top of Oxford's world renowned Ashmolean Museum is a staggering collection of rarely seen works, amassed for the much applauded spring exhibition The Pre-Raphaelites:...
REVIEW: “We want to surprise people” New exhibition ‘Colour Revolution: Victorian Art, Fashion and...
The Victorians have always attracted bad press; modern-day accusations of vulgarity, prudery, garishness and hypocrisy refusing to go away.
That classic battle between the old moneyed classes...
40 works of art, 21 artists from students to pensioners – the ‘Artists in...
The opportunity to exhibit at Blenheim Palace during its busiest time of the year, is one few would decline.
No surprise then that Artists in Woodstock snapped...
ARTIVISM: Elena Gallina brings ‘Our Girlhood’ exhibition to Oxford’s Rhodes House to remove ‘post-war’...
"I want young women and girls to see this work and feel a sense of pride and happiness when they hear their mother's, auntie's and grandmother's stories,"...
