Art

Cambridge's favourite street artists have delivered a new Dinky Door to add to their growing trail around the city

A series of stone sculptures by one of Britain’s leading sculptors have taken up residence in Trinity Hall.

The photo is part of a gallery released by the Alzheimer’s Society’s first research image competition.

The winners of the third Cambridge Invitational Art Contest were announced last week.

It is a one-year financially-supported fellowship.

It “presents a world history of protest from the last 250 years”

The winning artworks will be on display – and for sale – at the Castle Fine Art gallery, upstairs in the Grand Arcade.

City councillors granted permission, but queried how easy it would be to access.

Constable Six Footer narrated by Sheridan Smith explores mystery of painting that features on new tours at National Trust site.

Officers have recommended that permission be granted as the “significant public benefit” of the sculpture “would outweigh that harm”.

The acclaimed artist will be joining folk supergroup Spell Songs live on stage at Cherry Hinton Hall this Saturday (July 30).

Village Day 2022 success as cultural centre enjoys renaissance

Following last year’s Cows about Cambridge, a smaller but just as colourful art trail can now be enjoyed in the city.

Brick Wonders boasts recreations of sights from all seven continents, including an Egyptian pyramid and the Grand Canyon.

This weekend kicks off the first free events for Cambridge Open Studios where visitors can see behind the scenes in artists' workshops.

Plus a guide to other events on the campus.

Ariadne Wrapped can be found at the railway station.

Our photographer was there to capture their reaction.

It was proposed by the late Sir Michael Marshall and has been revealed on Cambridgeshire County Day.

Some Of My Best Friends Are Dinosaurs is the name of a new exhibition being held at the Extraordinary Objects art gallery.