Painting, sculpture, watercolour and visual creation.
The turbulent life, radical naturalism and enduring legacy of Caravaggio, the painter who transformed Baroque storytelling through light and human presence.
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The context and meaning of the April 2012 protest in Berlin when artists burned their own works to defend independent cultural spaces.
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The life, photographs and legacy of Robert Doisneau, a leading French humanist photographer whose Paris combined observation, humour and careful staging.
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The life, glowing landscapes, commercial success and controversies of Thomas Kinkade, one of the most widely reproduced American painters.
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The career of Peruvian artist and curator Christian Bendayán, whose vivid work places the urban Amazon at the centre of contemporary cultural debate.
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The history, style and conservation of Woman in Blue, a painting made by twenty-year-old Pablo Picasso in Madrid in 1901.
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The life, techniques and legacy of Zhang Daqian, a master of Chinese brush painting who transformed ancient models through splashed ink and colour.
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The life, paintings and legacy of Titian, the Venetian master who used colour and evolving brushwork to shape sacred art, mythology and portraiture.
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The life, watercolours and paintings of J. M. W. Turner, who transformed landscape by making weather, light, industry and perception its central subjects.
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