Barbara Hepworth is a major British artist of the twentieth century. Our film, The Art of Barbara Hepworth, reveals the beauty and the power of her sculptures, and the ideas which motivated her throughout her creative life.
View Details >>Eric Gill was one of the twentieth century’s most admired sculptors. He was also a letter-cutter, typographic designer (of Gill Sans, among other typefaces), calligrapher, architect, writer, and teacher.
View Details >>Francis Bacon is the essential British painter of the twentieth century. This film is a rigorous and revealing portrait of one of the few artists who has truly changed the way we see and understand ourselves.
View Details >>Produced alongside a major retrospective exhibition, organised by London’s Barbican Art Gallery, this film provides a rare chance to experience Helen Chadwick’s works.
View Details >>Henry Moore is arguably the greatest sculptor of the twentieth century and his large-scale sculptures are centrally sited in many major cities across Europe and North America.
View Details >>The Sculpture 100 is a journey through one hundred public sculptures made across one hundred years. In 1905, Thomas Brock and Aston Webb began work on their final grand celebration of Victoria Regina, the Victoria Memorial, at one end of London’s Mall.
View Details >>The Victorians were obsessed by the nude in art. For many nineteenth century painters and sculptors the naked body, both male and female, was central to exotic historical fantasies and elaborate allegories of imperial power.
View Details >>These interview-based profiles offer an excellent introduction to contemporary artists and their works and provide an ideal resource for a wide range of audience, including galleries, museums and colleges, as well as the individual art-lover.
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Matthew Bourne brings his unique take on the legendary 1948 feature film.
Shakespeare’s classic love story is given a novel twist by being set in the dystopian “Verona Institution”.
