TThe Gallery offers a collaborative MA in Theology, Bible, and the Arts (formerly called the MA in Christianity and the Arts), taught in association with the Department of Theology and Religious ...

Attending a CPD training (continuing professional development) is a great way to start a Take One Picture Project. The session offers the opportunity to learn about the focus painting and develop ...

Entry to the Gallery to view the collection is free – admission is now through the Portico Entrance. We encourage people to book a gallery entry ticket. Please note it may take longer to access the ...

Jeremy Deller talks to Emily at Dundee's Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, one of the four UK partners taking part in 'The Triumph of Art'. Hear Deller give insights into his work on ...

(1790–1866) was a Welsh sculptor, central to the Neoclassical movement. In 1817, he moved to Rome, where he was apprenticed to Antonio Canova (1757–1822), Italy’s leading sculptor, and was later ...

Join us to celebrate the brand-new catalogue, 'The German Paintings before 1800', showcasing former National Gallery curator ...

Join artist and political cartoonist for the 'Times of Malta', Sebastian Tanti Burlò for an evening discussion on the varied ways in which art and politics intertwine. Burlò will be joined by gallery ...

Expert guide Tim Maddison leads a guided walking tour, which connects our latest exhibition, 'Parmigianino: The Vision of ...

Join us for an evening of literary inspiration from some of our favourite authors. Each event will be hosted on a Friday evening, from 6.30pm, and the featured author's book will be available to ...

Inspired by our exhibition, Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers, Lab Tonica takes us on a journey to Provence. In this workshop, get to know the beauty of Provence through the healing plants of the region.

Sheyamali Sudesh leads this reflective session on ‘ Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers ’.

Take a walk in John Constable’s footsteps, where the Romantic landscape painter made ‘The Hay Wain’, which now features in ‘ ...