London show shines a light on the 20th-century artist-cum-composer who Lithuanians consider a national hero
September 15, 2022
Manet’s best friend: artist’s dog portraits poised to make an impression at Christie’s Getty collection auctions
September 15, 2022
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the proclamation of King Charles III, Ben Luke speaks to the former Surveyor of the Queen’s Pictures, Desmond Shawe-Taylor. They discuss the Royal Collection, the late Queen’s taste in art, the new King’s commitment to art education, and how the modern era compares to the past in terms of Royal patronage of visual art.
Read all of our coverage looking back at the life of Queen Elizabeth II here.
Rising energy costs in the UK threaten the existence of many of the country’s cultural institutions
As lights in museums and on monuments are turned off across Europe, UK institutions are facing soaring energy bills that could prove an existential threat. Lisa Ollerhead, director of the Association of Independent Museums, discusses how they can respond.
Henry Fuseli’s The Nightmare (after 1782)
And this episode’s Work of the Week is The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli—the Swiss-born artist’s most famous work. Two versions of the painting are in Fuseli: the Realm of Dreams and the Fantastic, a new show at the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris.
• Fuseli: the Realm of Dreams and the Fantastic,Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris, until 23 January 2023
