The first exhibition hung at the National Gallery on the artist in a decade, Caravaggio is the subject of a show opening this week. Drawing especially from other domestic collections around the UK, and Ireland, the Gallery seeks to demonstrate the work of the master and those he influenced across the compass of his eighteen short active years.
Milan is the perfect, unique yet truly Italian location for a quick city break. IGT gives you the guide to two days there, with the first right here.
The National Gallery’s stunning exhibition of works from the greatest artists, and collected by the greatest artists, is the unmissable art event this summer.
There are precious few weeks left to experience this wonderfully worthwhile exhibition at the V&A. IGT exhorts you to read and then visit.
Twelve years in the making, Tate Modern 2.0 is now open, and it’s not just about new spaces and new facilities – it’s about new artistic horizons.
The RA’s annual Summer Exhibition is a true institution in the British calendar, filled with tradition – undoubtedly essential, but not without its problems. IGT investigates the 2016 offering to see if there’s new life in the important heritage.
In the second part of IGT’s gourmet guide, we delve into the luxurious history of fine picnicking and how, with a touch of evolution, it can stay alive and well. As it rightly should.
In the first of a two-part feature, IGT examines the unique and magical meeting of elegant black tie dining and the British outdoors (opera also included).
Our coverage of the 2016 Glyndebourne Festival begins with the ever-popular opera buffa.
We went to see the very best of British and hear from the in-demand designers and craftspeople at the heart of an important and booming premium industry.