A manifesto is published here for the first time, and it provides a clearer definition of the movement than an exhibition of pots, pans and preposterous furniture can hope to do... more
The bigger of two new exhibitions devoted to watercolour demonstrates the beauty of the art as much as it clouds the picture with naive enthusiasm for the craft... more
As many as 10 London universities will lose all their funding for teaching under proposed cuts to higher education, the National Union of Students warned... more
Edie Campbell has a rock-star boyfriend, lashings of attitude and the fashion world at her feet. Hermione Eyre meets the girl with the golden touch, here modelling this season's key trends... more
London Fashion Week is moving to creative hot spot Aldwych, while Terence Conran opens his latest restaurant. But Aldwych is still something of a secret.... more
The Courtauld Institute's Adam and Eve exhibition is a provocative introduction to Lucas Cranach's work - but its meagreness leaves you wanting to learn more.... more
Staff at the Courtauld Institute of Art received a collection of more than 50 paintings valued at £5 million. Yet nobody at the gallery had heard of their owner, Dorothy Scharf.... more
Guercino was all but lost until the Courtauld began to resurrect his reputation. Now the ragbag collection of one of its founding fathers contributes to an enlightening exhibition.... more
The latest exhibition on at Somerset House's Hermitage Rooms titillates with its promise of sex and scholarship - but leaves the visitor wanting much more, says Brian Sewell.... more
Sales such as Christie's Old Master Pictures are not just for buyers. The auction houses offer a unique opportunity to glimpse paintings rarely seen in public, says Brian Sewell.... more
When an Austrian archduke, appointed by a Spanish king, employed a Flemish painter to copy his collection, the first ever illustrated art catalogue was born.... more
He saw himself as a traditionalist, but Oskar Kokoschka's great triptych of 1950, on show at the Courtauld, sounded the death knell for figurative painting, says Brian Sewell.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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