An exhibition of folk art at Tate Britain is a reminder of the human need for creation and tradition

The Tate's chronological 'hang' of its pictures has ruffled some feathers but it means art lovers can now fly on their own wings

Three shows run the gamut of artistic expression, from the glorious Goya to risibile performance art

The Pre-Raphelites, whose work stars in a new Tate Britain show, dismissed the artistic hierarchy and founded a brotherhood with fire in the belly