HISTORICAL FACTS: 13 | History Defined

‘They moved to silence and erase’: artists who sued Tate speak out

Exclusive: Tate agreed to pay a six-figure settlement after claim of discrimination, victimisation and harassment

The Guardian - UK · Aug 7, 2022

Londoner’s Diary: Francis Bacon friend hits out at Tate for returning archive

In Today’s Diary: Friend of Francis Bacon blasts Tate / Sir Ranulph still sleeps in his car/ Keir Starmer seems to blame economy for poll woes / Thomas Hardy tree to topple

Evening Standard · Jul 5, 2022

A picture-perfect staycation with hot tubs, wood burners and beaches

Cornwall will take your breath away

Bristol Post · Jun 27, 2022

Tate returning Francis Bacon archive after researchers raise ‘credible doubts’

The collection was donated in 2004 by Barry Joule, a close friend of the artist.

The Independent UK · Jun 8, 2022

The best free exhibitions in London right now – get your culture fix and keep your money for coffee

Want to have a fun day out but also save those pennies? These free London art exhibitions are the perfect solution

Evening Standard · May 27, 2022

Welcome to the jungle: inside Mexico’s groundbreaking natural art gallery

Part building, part tropical grove, this forest art space in the Yucatan peninsula is a living, breathing masterpiece of its own

The Guardian - UK · May 11, 2022

‘I don’t want to be a little Englander’ – Cornelia Parker on BP, bombs and becoming a German

She is a politically charged artist whose work can be literally explosive. Ahead of a huge show, Parker talks about ‘cartoon violence’, recreating a corridor in Parliament – and why she may apply for German citizenship

The Guardian - UK · May 10, 2022

Paul Cézanne paintings never seen in UK to go on show at Tate Modern

‘Once-in-a-generation’ exhibition will show 22 of his paintings for first time in Britain

The Guardian - UK · May 5, 2022

The apple of Gauguin’s eye goes on show in Tate’s Cézanne spectacular

Many of French artist Paul Cézanne’s works will be displayed in the UK for the first time from October

Evening Standard · May 5, 2022

Nukes in the brooks: the artists who weaponised landscape art

From a cruise missile Constable to a rampaging neon giant, artists have always used rural settings to confront the uses and abuses of land. We go behind the scenes at a riveting new Liverpool show that captures their rebellious spirit

The Guardian - UK · May 5, 2022