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Public Programmes, Young People

Shock, Rebellion and Monet | Impressionism (in-person)

10:00am, 31 Oct 2024

Join us in-person at The Courtauld Gallery to uncover why Impressionist artworks were so shocking when first exhibited in Paris in the second half of the 1800s....

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painting of a woman bartender looking straight ahead

A Closer Look

The Courtauld brings highlights from its world renowned collection online on Google Arts & Culture

6 Sep 2022

A large digital screen in Piccadilly Circus

The Courtauld announces a new partnership with Piccadilly Lights

24 Nov 2021

Masterpieces from The Courtauld’s world-famous collection were shown on the iconic screen in Piccadilly Circus on Saturday 20 November at 5 pm, showcasing them to new audiences both in the UK and around the world....

Four handmade, clay oranges are placed in a bowl. White background.

The Veneer

Courtauld Cast

A Bar at the Folies-Bergère 2023

A brown ink drawing on light brown paper. A factory sits across the middle third, fenced off, with a field visible in the foreground, illustrated with simple flecks, lines and dots. A tree is visible on the right, taller than the factory, and a man sits atop a horse-drawn carriage next to the tree.

A Tile Factory

Vincent van Gogh

A watercolour of a dining table with a plate of apples, a tall bottle, and a chair back visible behind. The table is deep mahogany red and the apples yellow and red. The lines and brushstrokes are loose and loop across the page, with untouched paper visible in multiple places.

Apples, Bottle and Chairback

Paul Cézanne

painting of a rural landscape with some peach trees in blossom

Families, Public Programmes

Family Activity: Sensory Art Adventures

10:30am, 1 Jun 2023 | Free with timed ticket

Some of our best-loved paintings will be coming to life this half-term. Join us at The Courtauld to explore artworks by the likes of Manet, Van Gogh and Cezanne using all your senses. Rediscover the sights, smells and textures of the places these art...