The Enchanted Interior is a brilliant new exhibition at the Laing Art Gallery in Newcastle, which explores how artists have used domestic spaces as a [...]

You’d be hard pressed to find a corner of this country with as many Arts and Crafts Movement churches and artwork that so few people [...]

Object of the Month Gold and Charcoal sketch of grey paper for Gloria in Excelsis (1893) by Evelyn De Morgan [...]

‘Air-Con, Gloves and Cabbage Leaves: A Look Behind the Paintings’
Volunteer, Megan Stuart, takes a trip to the De Morgan archives to see some more of Evelyn’s drawings


Sitting in a cold, concrete room with no windows or natural light source for three hours wouldn’t sound like the perfect way to spend a midsummer’s afternoon.

‘Air-Con, Gloves and Cabbage Leaves: A Look Behind the Paintings’
Volunteer, Megan Stuart, takes a trip to the De Morgan archives to see some more of Evelyn’s drawings


Sitting in a cold, concrete room with no windows or natural light source for three hours wouldn’t sound like the perfect way to spend a midsummer’s afternoon.

Object of the Month Gold and Charcoal sketch of grey paper for Gloria in Excelsis (1893) by Evelyn De Morgan ‘Gloria in excelsis’ means ‘glory [...]

Two of Evelyn De Morgan's paintings were star pieces in the recent Watts Gallery exhibition. Dr Tessa Kilgarriff explains why their inclusion was so important [...]

This month, Sublime Symmetry, our touring exhibition exploring William De Morgan's use of mathematics in his ceramic designs, opens at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in [...]

With a generous donation from the Derek Hill Foundation, the De Morgan Foundation was recently able to conserve some wonderful De Morgan ceramics which will [...]

Emma Merkling writes about an exciting new archival find at National Trust’s Wightwick Manor: a list of book titles in a sketchbook from ca. 1877, [...]