Art

The work of 13 artists who graduated from Cambridge School of Art amid the pandemic is on until Sunday (March 27).

Many of his works are being seen in the UK for the first time, including a self-portrait painted in 2021.

On Thursday, March 3, the Babylon Gallery in Ely launched ‘The Joy of Play’ exhibition. It ends this Sunday (March 20).

The portrait is one of the earliest known work by 18th-century English painter Thomas Gainsborough.

Ebu’s new exhibition at Gallery Above opened on March 3 and runs until April 16.

The environmental campaigner said the project was surreal.

The 20th anniversary of its popular MA course in illustration is also being celebrated at the exhibition.

The latest fairy-sized door has manifested outside a Cambridge bookshop and offers a peek inside a book mage's potting shed.

Whether being chased by a bear or suffering altitude sickness, artist Tony Forster reckons it is all worthwhile to capture the best picture.

The show aims to celebrate the community, acknowledging some of the city’s history, industry, diversity, values and achievements.

It follows a public vote.

Ai Weiwei, who lives part of the year in Cambridge, will reflect upon the liberty in the West – in contrast to China and other authoritarian regimes

Artist and councillor tells how some young people in deprived areas have never even eaten an apple.

Cambridge start-up Together Culture is to host a ‘vox pop’ with artists on Fitzroy Street this weekend.

The exhibition opens at St Paul’s Church on Hills Road in Cambridge this Sunday (January 30).

This special exhibition is of ecclesiastical works from the collection of the Royal School of Needlework (RSN).

The Christmas lights have come down, but that is no reason to miss out on a bit of sparkle in the January evening gloom

Local artist Jamie Suggs’ beautifully illustrated new title published by Cambridge Children’s Books

Three-week exhibition includes climate change and social justice workshops because ‘we cannot sort one out without sorting out the other’

Festive views have returned to the street as, for the second year running, the residents have created window displays to light up the road.