The fantastical references still creep into his works but it's a more pared back set of paintings this time around.Īndrew Salgado: A Never Setting Sun at Beers London. Portrait painter extraordinaire Andrew Salgado is back with his latest collection of paintings, in his trademark colourful style but a lot more introspective and 'quieter' than his previous works. Vulnerable portraits: Andrew Salgado at Beers London Copyright Andrew Salgado. The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Raphael at The National Gallery. Originally scheduled to coincide with the 500th anniversary of his death, the two-year delay to this exhibition has simply whetted appetites even more. He was a fantastic painter, but we can see how much more diverse he was, in an exhibition that covers drawing, architecture, archaeology, painting and tapestry - showcasing that much like Leonardo da Vinci, he was a true Renaissance man. Raphael ranks among the greatest artists of the Italian Renaissance. Renaissance Man: Raphael at The National Gallery Copyright The National Gallery. Japan: Courts and Culture at The Queen's Gallery. 300 years of diplomatic, artistic and cultural exchange have resulted in an exhibition that features porcelain, embroidered screens and samurai armour. There's a long history of gifts exchanged between royal families, so it's no surprise that the Queen has lots of treasures that have been given to our current and past monarchs from Imperial Japan's royal family. Courtesy Royal Collection Trust/ © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Eastern treasures: Japan - Courts and Culture at The Queen's Gallery A pair of ornate pastille (perfume) burners. Whether you're down the pub for every game or just want to know more about the sport, here's the hot ticket in town - and it's a lot cheaper than a season ticket.įootball: Designing the Beautiful Game at Design Museum. Design Museum's major show is all about the various elements of design that make football the world's most watched sport, from the massive stadiums to the tiny details on team badges. See what makes the 'beautiful game' so beautiful. Kick off: Designing the Beautiful Game at Design Museum Sheila Hicks: Off Grid at Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire. Displayed both inside and outside of the gallery, the show is all about how her creative practice has evolved, and how it cuts across the overlaps of art, design and architecture. Courtesy of Alison Jacques, London Photo: Noam Preismanīig, bold, colourful textile artworks is what American artist Sheila Hicks is best known for, and they are part of this major show that features 70 of her works. Bags of colour: Sheila Hicks at Hepworth Wakefield, Yorkshire © Sheila Hicks. Inspiring Walt Disney: The Animation of French Decorative Arts at The Wallace Collection.
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See furniture, clocks, porcelain and silverware alongside drawings from the Disney archive to learn how animators drew inspiration from the real world. Copyright Disney.īeauty and the Beast and Cinderella are the Disney animation films taking centre stage at Wallace Collection in an exhibition that looks at how 'Uncle Walt' himself and the wider Disney team took inspiration from 18th century French art and furniture. Magical kingdom: Inspiring Walt Disney at The Wallace Collection A background painting for Cinderella. Alongside this slice of Venetian history, the museum is also looking at the current issues facing Venice as climate change leads to rising sea levels that threaten the island, and the increased frequency of cruise ships that risk causing further damage to this delicate and historically significant city.Ĭanaletto's Venice Revisited at National Maritime Museum. This exhibition displays the complete set of his 24 Venetian paintings together.
Venice is one of the world's most beautiful cities, and nobody has captured it in quite so exquisite detail as painter Canaletto. Water, water everywhere: Canaletto's Venice at National Maritime Museum © From the Woburn Abbey Collection Superheroes, Orphans & Origins: 125 years in comics at The Foundling Museum.
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