Blog - Art

To mark the 30th anniversary of the Perinatal Unit at the Bethlem Gallery, the new Gallery exhibition will consist of paintings, drawings, sculpture...

While the Bethlem Louis Wain collection is out on loan, there is another opportunity to see some of his well-known cat illustrations at the Chris...

This month one of our volunteers has chosen to highlight a painting titled Freedom by an artist known only as 'Little Flower'.

The Bethlem Gallery invites you to an exhibition curated by staff at Bethlem’s Archives & Museum, opening on Wednesday 27th July 2011. Here is...

Learn more about Richardson's sketches of these two biblical opposites.

In this joint exhibition, between the Bethlem Art Studio and Bethlem Archives and Museum, artists combine use of the everyday and 'throwaway...

'Out of the Maze' is one of Kurelek's lesser-known artworks, but is a beautiful follow-up to his popular 'In the Maze'.

Four months ago we alerted readers to the fact that Tate Britain’s Watercolour exhibition included a work by Richard Dadd entitled The Child’s...

Blog readers may be interested in one or other of the following two events.First, a premiere screening of Thou Art, a film on community outsider...

The work of artists associated with the Bethlem Gallery features in this weekend's Impact Art Fair at Candid Arts Islington. Over the next three...

This month's 'In the Frame' goes on holiday to Gent.  Find out what our Archivist has to say about one of their installations.

Find out more about Herbrand Ignouville-Williams' work and the mescaline experiments conducted in the 1930s.