Visitors join curators to view rare Elizabethan and Jacobean building drawings by Thorpe, normally kept from public view, and hear the stories behind them.
Picasso’s paintings, drawings, sculptures and prints fill the space, with ‘The Three Dancers’ at the centre and new staging by Wu Tsang and Enrique Fuenteblanca.
Dr Jake Gasson explains how British troops in the First World War faced the strain of fighting in a multinational army across Greece and North Macedonia.
This talk looks at how AI has changed work since 1956, from early research ideas to the big shifts we see today, and how economists have explained it all.
The talk looks at Constable’s The Cornfield, how its view of the English countryside shaped ideas of identity, and what it says about nature and people today.
Constable expert Amy Concannon leads a careful look at his 1831 painting ‘Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows’, sharing how its colour and detail reflect his views on nature and life.
