Andrew begins in Ghent Cathedral with the magnificent altarpiece by the Van Eyck brothers. In Episode 1 - Dream of Plenty, he explores how the
In 2021, Andrew celebrated the 450th anniversary of the birth of Caravaggio with two special Zoom lectures. This is part one..
Andrew reads 'A Visit from St Nicholas' by the Christmas Tree..
Andrew presents a personally history of Alan Davidson - one of the culinary world's unsung heroes, and writer of the Oxford Companion to Food.
Andrew examines how a period of economic boom - driven by a secular middle class - led to the Dutch golden age of the 17th
Andrew shows how the Low Countries rose again, with artists like Van Gogh, Mondrian and Magritte.
Bomberg Auerbach at the Daniel Katz Gallery in London
Andrew discusses the first ever solo Vanessa Bell exhibition - Vanessa Bell: A Pioneer of Modern Art - with associate curator Rachel Sloan at The
A flying tour of the top floor of the Courtauld Galleries, and their new display of French late nineteenth and early twentieth century masterpieces.
The Courtauld's first ever photography exhibition includes images of hope and love in a bombed out 1950's London.
The May members' video comes to you from the press event for 'Michelangelo; The Last Decades' at the British Museum.
Andrew discusses 'The Last Caravaggio' - The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula - as it begins its visit to the National Gallery for the spring/summer months.
Andrew visits the new Art, Photography and Video Galleries at the Imperial War Museum in London, and chats to Rebecca Newell about the collection.