Art

A brush with fame - and blood - for Mill Road art show

A new sculpture has been unveiled at Sheep’s Green Learner Pool

One of the first Cows about Cambridge sculptures met her natch on the common when a real life herd came to investigate

Wonderful photos form part of the archive that will be preserved

A portrait with a famous signature is worth a fortune. But what happens when we don’t know who made something?

A Buddhist artist reveals how his practice affected his art

Anonymous artists Dinky Doors say their 'Supreme Leader' has crashed landed somewhere in the city

Ahead of this month's Cambridge Open Studios, Alex Spencer spoke with city-based Judy Logan about how she became a full-time artist

Breakthrough Cambridge artist at 'Infinite' exhibition says new technique 'makes everything else derivative'

A 50th birthday present of painting lessons opened up a new way to appreciate wild places for ecologist Mike Barker

Cambridge Open Studios: meet the painter who discovered a new muse when she started taking flying lessons - seeing the landscape from the clouds

Anglia Ruskin University students unveil striking designs at The Junction

Sister clock to Corpus Christi's famous Chronophage on loan to Lion Yard

Felt-maker Annie Brown was struggling to get the unusual wool she wanted for her art, so she started her own flock of rare breed sheep.

Co-creator of the famous puppet-based TV series, Roger Law, has brought bird-themed art to Fen Ditton Gallery

Anonymous street artists Dinky Doors have struck again - this time with a fairy-sized portal to the country parks

This world-class public art trail will be live for 10 weeks from March 30 to June 7, 2020

Cambridge Author Nicola Upson was inspired to find out more about a maid who witnessed the devastation caused by artist Stanley Spencer's passions

Entitled Into the Woods, the book features poetry and examples of Debbie's paintings

The Cambridge Independent is proud to support the free exhibition at the Pitt Building