Art

Serena Fokschaner talks to art dealer Caroline Wiseman about original prints and how they offer an affordable way to own works by established artists

Our pick of the best museum and art gallery exhibitions around the UK in February 2024 and beyond...

The Art Shop has launched at 8 Holland Street with a collection of 15 limited-edition artworks

Buy someone the Christmas gift that keeps on giving all year round with these museum and gallery memberships

We take a fresh look at creating unique displays of antique, vintage and contemporary wall art. Welcome to the gallery…

Step behind the scenes of the art world and discover the secret process that secures art for generations to come

We explore the Japanese art of repairing and mending broken ceramics with gold lacquer – and the fascinating philosophy at its core

It doesn't have to be complicated. Here is our simple guide to framing your artworks, whether you're wanting to buy a pre-made frame, get a frame commissioned by a framer or buy a suitable antique frame

With elegant female forms and soft curves, the art nouveau era was a period of design excellence

Art history doesn't have to just be a subject studied in lecture theatres at university. Whether you want to learn in person or online, there are plenty of courses open to those wanting to learn more about the history of art from around the globe

Mark Lambert of Trinity House, an international art dealership that has galleries in The Cotswolds, London and the US, has this advice when it comes to caring for antique paintings…

Seven key points to consider when commissioning an original painting or artwork

From initial research to uncovering exciting new artists and visiting fairs, buying art can be a significant investment of both time and money. But where to begin? Our handy guide explains all. Feature Velimir Ilic

Helen Dorey, Deputy Director and Inspectress at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London, talks to Poppy Benner about the challenges and rewards of caring for this extraordinary house and its collections

Discover the vast and fascinating field of Victorian watercolours with Antiques Roadshow expert Grant Ford

The exhibition will feature items from furniture to artwork connected to Royalty

Helen Hillyard speaks to Poppy Benner about her role as curator at Dulwich Picture Gallery and reveals her favourite piece in the collection.

Elinor Camille-Wood, Collections Manager and Curator of Shibden Hall in West Yorkshire, talks to Poppy Benner about her favourite part of the museum and one of its most famous inhabitants.

Our columnist explains why he finds little-known artists more exciting than big names

As the 44th series of the Antiques Roadshow returns to our screens, Homes & Antiques goes behind the scenes to find out how the programme has altered in recent years and why it still holds a special place in our affections

Sophie Yaniw, curator at Petersfield Museum, which has just reopened after a £4m expansion and refurbishment, speaks to Rachel Nott about bronze age artefacts and prisoners of war

The exhibition, featuring Whistler's three Symphony in White paintings, opens on the 26th February

Rachel Nott speaks to Joanna Hashagen, curator of fashion and textiles at The Bowes Museum in County Durham – the North East’s museum of art, fashion and design – about her favourite pieces in the collection

The famous painting will be back on display this month following conservation.