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Tuesday 28 October 2025, 5-7.30pm. £20This autumn there will be an exhibition in Florence dedicated to Fra Angelico (c.1395-1465), one of the most significant artists of the Early Renaissance. Across two locations and with connections to other sites in Italy, Fra Angelico will be the first major display of the artist’s work in over 70 years. Led by Dr Richard Stemp, our two part Short Course examines the Florence into which Fra Angelico was born, the development of his career and his influence.
Tuesday 21 October 2025, 5-7.30pm. £20This autumn there will be an exhibition in Florence dedicated to Fra Angelico (c.1395-1465), one of the most significant artists of the Early Renaissance. Across two locations and with connections to other sites in Italy, Fra Angelico will be the first major display of the artist’s work in over 70 years. Led by Dr Richard Stemp, our two part Short Course examines the Florence into which Fra Angelico was born, the development of his career and his influence.
Monday 13 October 2025, 2.30-3.30pm. £10Join ARTscapades for the curator’s introduction to this exciting exhibition at Pallant House Gallery which brings together over 150 works that explore artistic relationships, identity, and mutual influence in modern and contemporary British art. Featuring artists including Lucian Freud, Lubaina Himid, David Hockney, Lee Miller, Eric Ravilious, Paula Rego and many more.
Thursday 9 October 2025, 6-7pm. £10The City of London is full of atmospheric narrow alleys. Venture inside and feel as though you've stepped back in time. Join Katie Wignall on a virtual tour for ARTscapades of these history-packed passageways in search of power, corruption and intrigue. From hidden churches to entrepreneurial startups, tracing alleyways of the City of London ‘walks’ you through the Square Mile’s fascinating history.
Tuesday 7 October 2025, 6-7pm. £10Join exhibition curator Helen Molesworth for an engaging ARTscapades talk as she shares insights and highlights of the major exhibition Cartier, now showing to great acclaim at the V&A. Showcasing more than 350 objects, including precious jewels, historic gemstones, iconic watches and clocks, the exhibition charts the evolution of the house’s legacy of art, design and craftsmanship since the turn of the 20th century.