Moving home is a big step, so housewarming presents need to be significant. Whether buying for a loved one or treating yourself, you can’t go wrong with art.
Whether shopping for dear old Dad, for the hard-to-please-teenager or for the kids… think art this Christmas! Here are some art-related Christmas gift ideas.
Thoughtful storage protects your artwork, and lets you rotate and freshen up the art you display on your walls.
No matter how lovely your furnishings, a room with bare walls often feels incomplete.
Our guide to hanging your art will help get your artworks on the walls in no time at all.
A guide to help you display and care for your art and make sure it remains in great condition.
If you're new to collecting art, or just want to brush up on your knowledge before your next purchase.
We’ve put together some of the most commonly used art terms to cut out the confusion and help you know exactly what you’re looking at.
Art can instantly change the mood of a room. Getting it right can help you create your own home gallery.
Our guide to the history of graffiti.
Part 2 - A guide to collecting Photography
Have a conscious Christmas and give your loved ones a present for the future.
Part 1 - A guide to collecting Photography
We delve into the history of lenticular printing.
We examine the printmaking process.
The Grosvenor School of Modern Art became a leading force in the production and promotion of modern printmaking.
We take a look at the influence of Japan in our contemporary art collection.
We illuminate the shimmering world of diamond dust.
Want to know more about Diamond Dust? Check out our guide on what it is and how it's added to art!
Poetry and visual art.
We take a look at how lenticular prints are now coming to the forefront in contemporary art and rightly taking their place in the history of art as a respected artistic medium.
Discover the definition of Vanitas art.
Modern Art or Modernism is the loose term given to the succession of styles and movements in art and architecture which dominated Western culture from 19th Century up until the 1960’s.
Contemporary art refers not to any specific art movement or era, but simply to art created in the recent past.
