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
A how, what and why examination of painting as it moved from the frescoed wall to the altarpiece is an inspiration. Devotion by Design: Italian Altarpieces Before 1500... more
The director of the National Gallery, Nicholas Penny, has written his own idiosyncratic guide to his favourite works in the collection - and it's a must for any London art-lover... more
The scientific techniques used to tell a genuine painting from a dud are the focus of a new show that only goes to prove that polarised light microscopy and x-rays are no substitute for old-fashioned expertise... more
Prince Charles will risk the further wrath of modern architects tonight when he urges them to look to the past when designing buildings in the future... more
The Prince of Wales may no longer be the most influential voice in British building design but his latest intervention over Chelsea Barracks is to be feared for a different reason... more
From rock 'n' roll and graffiti art to Henry VIII and the workings of the human body, London's galleries and museums have something for everyone.... more
London has recently underlined its status as the global capital of contemporary art. These are the key players in the world’s most exciting market. ... more
We have much for which to thank late National Gallery benefactor Simon Sainsbury, who has bequeathed 18 pictures to the nation - but his taste was quirky rather than sure, says Brian Sewell.... more
Pure colour and tiny touches of paint were the means by which a group of exciting young Italian artists were convinced they could take painting into the 20th century, says Brian Sewell.... more
From Renoir and Picasso to Tutankhamun to the Terracotta Army, Daralyn Danns and Niki Chesworth check out the must-see exhibitions this Easter.... more
There was a time when eating in the restaurants and cafès of London's museums and galleries was the penance for seeing great collections. But there's been a dramatic change.... more
The National's latest exhibition, from Manet To Picasso, might draw the crowds, but it's far from comprehensive and the rooms are too cramped, says Fisun Güner.... more
Sound check: German industrial metal band Rammstein literally play with fire in their live performances - and now they are about to unleash their singeing spectacle on London. Watch out for your eyebrows
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