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In Focus: The mesmerising work of Anni Albers, the Bauhaus graduate who turned weaving into fine art
Anni Albers' extraordinary talent for weaving elevated her craft to the very highest levels. Chloe-Jane Good takes a look at one of her most famous pieces, 'Black, White, Yellow', which is part of a new exhibition of her work at the Tate Modern.
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In Focus: A moment in time capturing the gulf between architects' dreams and residents' realities
Tony Ray-Jones was one of a generation of photographers who chronicled life in Britain in the 1960s and 1970s, demonstrating the gulf between the dreams of town planners and the reality for the residents. Chloe-Jane Good takes a look at one of his most famous images.
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In Focus: The stunning collection of philanthropist Samuel Courtald, including Cézanne's most groundbreaking works
Courtald's collection of Impressionist works returns to The National Gallery for the first time in 70 years. Chloe-Jane Good takes a look.
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In Focus: The ancient roman temple which lay under London, undiscovered for over 17 centuries.
The temple of Mithras has been beautifully restored by Bloomburg SPACE and now sits under their Headquarters by Bank tube station.
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In Focus: The charmed life of Paddy Leigh Fermor and friends in Greece
The iconic writer Paddy Leigh Fermor and two of his friends in Greece – both artists, one a local man and the other a fellow Brit – are the subject of a fascinating exhibition at the British Museum. Chloe-Jane Good paid a visit.
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In Focus: The plantsman-turned-artist who found art in flowers, and painted from corner to corner
Cedric Morris's striking still life images have been largely forgotten for three decades, but three new shows are ending that unfair neglect. Chloe-Jane Good takes a look at one of the highlights from one of those exhibitions, at the Garden Museum in London.
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In Focus: Queen Elizabeth I at the apogee of her power, restored to perfection for the Armada's anniversary
Chloe-Jane Good takes a look at the immaculately-restored 'Armada Portrait' of Queen Elizabeth I, on display at the Queen’s House in Greenwich, London.
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In Focus: The radiant, sunlit work by the artist who inspired the founder of Kettle's Yard
Winifred Nicholson's work was one of the key inspirations for Jim Ede, who set up the Kettle's Yard gallery in Cambridge over 60 years ago. Chloe-Jane Good takes an in-depth look at one of her key works.
