Lucy Davies is an arts writer at various esteemed publications. She focuses on themes of fine art, urban art, and street art, and her recent works include books on Mabel Pryde Nicholson and women painters. Lucy's insights and critiques have been featured in prominent outlets such as BBC World, The Times, and Apollo – The International Art Magazine.
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While exiled in the city, Marie Antoinette's favourite artist struck up a close friendship with her own idol, Angelica Kauffman
By: Lucy Davies
In 2017, the Welsh Government unveiled its ambitious language strategy. ‘Cymraeg 2050' aims to achieve 1 million Welsh speakers in Wales by 2050 by increasing the number of Welsh speakers and the number of people who use Welsh daily. This poster explores how public libraries are supporting the Welsh Government to reach this target by providing bilingual and Welsh language activities and cultural events for children and adults, free access to Welsh literature and language learning resources, and opportunities to use Welsh with library staff and other members of the community. Through interviews with library users who are Welsh Learners and Welsh Speakers, this research explores how public libraries may have influenced library users' perceptions of the Welsh language; how public libraries provide accessible opportunities to learn and use the Welsh language in predominantly English speaking areas; and how important library users perceive public libraries to be in increasing the number of Welsh speakers. More broadly, this poster explores how public libraries can support and increase the use of minority languages in the communities they serve, and why it is important to explore the experiences and opinions of . Keywords: Welsh, Public Libraries, Minority Languages
By: Lucy Davies
As part of Brake’s Road Safety Week, November 16-22, West Sussex County Council’s highway maintenance contractor, VolkerHighways, has launched a competition with West Sussex Primary Schools to design its new Road Safety Mascot.
By: Lucy Davies
Camphill MK is pleased to announce its upcoming Handmade Craft & Food Fair on Saturday, 8th November 2025, at its Willen site.
By: Lucy Davies
The Rijksmuseum lifts the curtain on the real lives behind the serene interiors of De Hooch and Vermeer, writes Lucy Davies
Milton Keynes Charity Camphill MK was left distraught earlier this month after their accessible minibus was stolen from their site in Willen Park.
Michaelina Wautier was one of the most celebrated painters of the 17th century but it took an art historian decades to get her noticed again. Now her work is on show at the Royal Academy
By: Lucy Davies
For women artists in Flanders and the Netherlands in the long 17th century, work could be surprisingly well rewarded, writes Lucy Davies
By: Lucy Davies
The artist’s paintings of cockerels and cabbages — on view in a show in New York — are bursting with fresh surprises
By: Lucy Davies
The artist’s immersive images of early industrial life come together with masterpieces of Victorian portraiture in a dazzling London show
