How does Caravaggio capture violence and faith? Amy Key and Naomi Kimpenu's Artists on Artists

What do women today think of ‘The Martyrdom of Saint Ursula’? And why did Caravaggio paint himself in such a violent scene? Author and poet Amy Key and singer songwriter Naomi Kimpenu join curator Dr Francesca Whitlum-Cooper to discuss all this and more, in our latest Artists on Artists film.

The Artists on Artists series from the National Gallery is available to watch free on YouTube. We host artists of all kinds and invite them to reflect on themes across artistic genres in relation to our exhibitions and collection.

The Last Caravaggio is a free exhibition at the National Gallery, open until 21 July 2024.

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