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

For women artists in Flanders and the Netherlands in the long 17th century, work could be surprisingly well rewarded, writes Lucy Davies

The artist’s paintings of cockerels and cabbages — on view in a show in New York — are bursting with fresh surprises

The artist’s immersive images of early industrial life come together with masterpieces of Victorian portraiture in a dazzling London show

"Dale's performance is a wonderful example of what Disability Awareness Day is all about”

A small, exquisite show at the National Gallery sheds light on a 19th-century Austrian master

ICAEW visits Camphill MK to see community trikes transform residents' lives

The artist discusses exhibiting her work at the stately home — and the childhood and recent experiences that informed it