Art

The latest in our monthly series with Cambridge Conservation Initiative.

Golden artefacts unearthed from ancient burial mounds built by Saka warrior people in Kazakhstan will go on display next month.

Almost 300 artworks will be on sale with estimates ranging from £50 to £800.

Works by artist Gurpran Rau on show for first time following recovery after missing years

Dan Walmsley will hold the exhibition in Great Eversden.

Mini moos are out and about in the city, as part of the brilliant Cows about Cambridge art trail.

Residents and visitors came out in droves during the first week of the Cows about Cambridge art trail.

Artist Katy Bailey explains cyanotype technique for second weekend of month-long exhibition

The Taiwanese artist living in Linton is currently displaying her work at the village’s Gallery Above.

The new art event is to open in Cambridge on July 4 and runs until the end of the month.

The artwork is on display throughout July.

A glass sculpture depicting ‘angel’ wings titled Solace has been temporarily installed as a memorial to the pandemic.

Among the large cow sculptures on the trail is one inspired by Jack Merritt, who was killed in the Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack.

Matthew Derbyshire’s work was commissioned by The Chesterton Partnership.

A whole street in Cambridge has clubbed together to buy their very own Dinky Door and it has finally been unveiled this morning (Tuesday, June 15).

World’s first empathy artist puts ‘emotional connection’ at heart of community

Tree launched last Friday (June 4) at Gallery Above, which is situated in an old maltings building in Linton.

After the success of the inaugural Cambridge Invitational in 2019, contest organisers Galeria Moderna are inviting artists to enter.

Coronavirus study wins inaugural prize as Shakespeare’s infinite monkey theory gets new twist

It had been expected to fetch £80,000-£120,000.