I have written before about the innovative and attractively modern Art Gallery in Walsall built to house a collection of diverse and powerful range of

Regular readers of  my blog will know of my interest and enthusiasm for art! One of the tasks of the removals people will be to safe guard a number o

On Monday I wrote about Terry Frost - and then came across this excellent Obit which is worth reading:   From The Times September 3, 2003 Sir

Packing up home is always an interesting combination of hell and liberation - amongst my clutter are soem lovely Frost images - do you know his work?

  After the war, Jones entered the Westminster School of Art, where he developed an interest in Post-Impressionism and studied under the English arti

Mark Rothko (1903 -70) is widely celebrated as one of the greatest painters of the twentieth century.  His paintings are famed for their visual inte

Here is another wonderful discovery!!   Henry Cliffe 1919-1983 Born in Scarborough, Yorkshire. 1939-46 served army, met William Scott in Ruabon,

A visit to catch up with some friends and be present at a wedding anniversary party gave me an opportunity to see the Roger Hilton exhibition (

Kettle's Yard is an art gallery and house in Cambridge. Kettle's Yard was originally the Cambridge home of Jim Ede and his wife Helen. Moving to Cam

My friend Pauline Smith has introduced me to an artist whose work is very evocative. Alas I have only had the chance to see them via his web page - bu

Here is a portrait of a very remarkable man with huge talent for shape, colour and representation.  His art is quite profound:   John Egert

Not a name for a new newspaper or charity or a headline but the name of a building at the heart of the regeneration of West Bromwich. It houses a publ