BBC History Magazine Exhibitions

Dan Dare and the Birth of High-Tech Britain

By on 30/04/2008 GMT
Dan Dare and the spirit of optimism in postwar Britain

Handel and the Divas

By on 30/04/2008 GMT
The great divas that worked with Handel

The Art of Italy in the Royal Collection

By on 25/04/2008 GMT
A showcase of art belonging to the Stuart monarchs

Art in the Age of Steam

By on 18/04/2008 GMT
An exhibition chronicling the steam age from 1830 until 1960

Heart of Darkness

By on 18/04/2008 GMT
Belgian sculptures made from Congolese ivory

Blood on Paper: The Art of the Book

By on 15/04/2008 GMT
Extraordinary examples of book art

Icons of Revolution

By on 10/04/2008 GMT
The development of imagery in Mao-Tse-Tung's China

Changing Landscapes

By on 28/03/2008 GMT
A showcase of 19th century banknotes

The Age of Elizabeth at Burghley

By on 28/03/2008 GMT
An exhibition of Elizabethan artefacts

Metropolis: Capturing Modern Liverpool

By on 21/03/2008 GMT
Looking back on the modernisation of the city.

Thomas Hope: Regency Designer

By on 21/03/2008 GMT
A recreation of three rooms of Thomas Hope's London home

No Such Thing as Society

By on 15/03/2008 GMT
A photographic journey through British life from 1968 until 1987

Titanic: The Ship that Shook America

By on 15/03/2008 GMT
Exhibition looking at the fall-out of the Titanic tragedy.

Coming of Age: American Art 1850s to 1950s

By on 14/03/2008 GMT
Paintings by James McNeill Whistler, Jackson Pollock, John Singer Sargent and others.

Brilliant Women: 18th Century Bluestockings

By on 13/03/2008 GMT
Exploring the Bluestocking movement�s London roots and expanding network

Cranach

By on 08/03/2008 GMT
The work of German Artist Lucas Cranach the Elder

Surviving Henry: Tudor Howards on the Block

By on 01/03/2008 GMT
Exhibition recording the turbulent history of the Howards in the 16th century and after

The French Revolution in Print

By on 29/02/2008 GMT
Representations of the French Revolution

To Visit Britain's Landmarks with Shell

By on 23/02/2008 GMT
Shell's advertising campaign of the inter-war years

George Rodger's War Photographs

By on 21/02/2008 GMT
Over 100 of Rodger's war photographs

Mirella Ricciardi

By on 21/02/2008 GMT
Photographs of East African tribal life

Capturing a Nation in Transition: The Camden Town Group

By on 13/02/2008 GMT
British painters who pushed the boundaries of the day

Utsavam: Music from India

By on 09/02/2008 GMT
Sample the diverse musical heritage of India

Ancoats: Manchester's Little Italy

By on 08/02/2008 GMT
An exhibition recalling the heyday of Ancoats

Alexander Rodchenko: Revolution in Photography

By on 07/02/2008 GMT
The UK's first large-scale exhibition of Rodchenko's work since his death

Alfred the Great: Welfare, Wealth and Wisdom

By on 02/02/2008 GMT
An exhibition recalling Alfred's life and achievements

Love

By on 31/01/2008 GMT
Representations of romance over the centuries

From Russia: French and russian Master Paintings

By on 26/01/2008 GMT

Silver: Made in Scotland

By on 25/01/2008 GMT
To mark the 550th anniversary of Scottish hallmarking, the National Museum of Scotland is displaying the largest exhibition of Scottish silver ever.

The Somnambulists: Photographic Portraits from Before Photography

By on 22/01/2008 GMT
Photographic-style portraits of people who lived before the invention of photography

Chinoiserie

By on 19/01/2008 GMT
In the latter half of the 18th century Chinese style came to exert a strong influence over European art and design.

A decade of Discovery:Ten years of he Estorick Collection

By on 16/01/2008 GMT
A major venue for 20th-century Italian art, the Estorick Collection celebrates its tenth anniversary with an exhibition of its entire permanent collection, together with some major loans.

Victorian Artists in Photographs

By on 07/01/2008 GMT
A veritable who�s who of Victorian celebrities is on offer at this exhibition.

Shen Chinese Icons of Divinity & Picturing China

By on 03/01/2008 GMT
A new exhibition at the Museum of East Asian Art

Made for Export: Chinese 19th-century Flower Drawings

By on 02/01/2008 GMT
In conjunction with China Now, a nationwide celebration of Chinese culture, this exhibition showcases early 19th-century depictions of fl owers from the country.

Faces of Battle

By on 01/01/2008 GMT

Victorian Visions

By on 01/12/2007 GMT
Exploring facets of 19th-century life

London, Sugar and Slavery

By on 26/11/2007 GMT
Exploring London's role in the slave trade

Breaking the Rules: The Printed Face of the European Avant Garde 1900-1937

By on 09/11/2007 GMT
A collection of European Avant Garde

An American's Passion for British Art: Paul Mellon's Legacy

By on 20/10/2007 GMT
An exhibition of 150 works from Paul Mellon's collection

Bruegel to Rubens: Masters of Flemish Painting

By on 28/09/2007 GMT
Over 50 works by leading Flemish painters

From Emperor to Military Dictator: Shemelis Desta's Ethiopian Archive 1963-1982

By on 13/09/2007 GMT
Shemelis Desta's photgraphic account of two turbulent decades in Ethiopia

The First Emperor: China's Terracotta Army

By on 13/09/2007 GMT
The First Emperor's Terracotta Funeral Army comes to London

Magical History Tour

By on 28/07/2007 GMT
A History of Liverpool

Life in Death: The Victorian Art of Taxidermy

By on 16/06/2007 GMT
An exhibition of Victorian taxidermy

London�s Burning: The Great Fire of London 1666

By on 16/03/2007 GMT