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The Rame peninsula, just west of Plymouth, is often bypassed by tourists these days, which makes its hidden coves and fine walking even more appealing

Exhibition featuring fragile and rarely seen watercolours explores artist’s jaunts in and around Avon Gorge

The new films will celebrate 50 years of Arena, which began life as a magazine show in 1975.

The season’s standouts include mighty Picassos, mesmerising mushrooms, the visions of Kerry James Marshall, the combat photography of Lee Miller – and a return trip to space

Letters: Tate director, Maria Balshaw, responds to reports of a decline in visitor numbers. Catherine Bliss is unimpressed by recent offerings at the galleries

The one-week campaign, named Bring Turner Home, aims to return the piece to the city.

Display at Petworth House, West Sussex, explores link between artist and the landscapes that inspired him.

The Women’s prize was founded in 1991 in bold riposte to the year’s all-male Booker prize shortlist. It’s funny to think how male-dominated the industry once was when you look at it now. There has been a real renaissance in literary fiction by women since then. Take last year’s Booker…

The painting is being auctioned with an estimated value of £200,000-300,000 (approx. €237,500 to €356,000).

Depiction of a stormy Bristol landscape to be sold after artist’s signature was found when it was cleaned

A watercolour titled Lake Brienz, With The Setting Moon, is estimated to fetch between £600,000 and £800,000.