Graze: a Snack for Summer
Helen Cobby samples a Graze snack box and shares her thoughts...
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Helen Cobby
Collecting Gauguin, Samuel Courtauld in the ’20s
Gauguin, renowned for fleeing Paris for the exotic pleasures of Tahiti, is famous for his Post-Impressionist works of the island and its inhabitants. Helen Cobby discusses the underlying tensions beneath the apparent paradise, presented in this Courtauld Gallery exhibition.
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What to do with ‘The Parents’
Helen Cobby shares her tips on how to entertain your family on a quick university visit.
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‘What Next?’ For The Arts
Helen Cobby on the What Next? movement and students at Warwick
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A-wei A-wei with Art’s Borders
Helen Cobby discusses the representation of globalisation in 'No Borders', a multimedia exhibition featuring Ai Weiwei's 'A Ton of Tea'.
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“Women don’t paint very well…it’s a fact”
Georg Baselitz said "Women don't paint very well...it's a fact" earlier this month – Helen Cobby presents her rebuttal of the artist's claim.
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Leamington Spa’s taste of little Italy
Helen Cobby discovers and reviews a hidden gem in hearty family-run Italian restaurant La Coppola
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Landscape to Sculpture: John Bridgeman 1916-2004
Helen Cobby writes about Leamington's latest art exhibition: landscape and sculptural works from prior Leamington resident and associate of Henry Moore, John Bridgeman.
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Winter’s White Silence
Helen Cobby takes a topical look at snowy painting 'Winter's White Silence' by Lucy Kemp-Welsh, on show currently at Leamington Spa Art Gallery: The Pump Rooms
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Quilt To Last
Helen Cobby explains the wonders of quilting in relation to a new exhibit at the Pump Rooms.
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Ready… Steady… Cook!
Helen Cobby on the most recent food chain to hit Leamington, COOK
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Diamonds In The Spa: Royal Pump Rooms
Helen Cobby tells us why more Leam dwellers should take a look at the Pump Room's exhibitions.
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