A new exhibition at San Francisco's de Young Museum explores Claude Monet's late-career Venetian paintings, revealing how the artist nearly missed his transformative encounter with the iconic city of canals and light.
John Cage won big on Italian TV, Jean Genet stole rare books, and Emily Carr bred sheepdogs. Discover how struggling artists funded their creative dreams through bizarre side gigs.
The V&A's lavish Schiaparelli exhibition showcases the Italian designer's witty, avant-garde creations, blending surrealism with fashion in a dazzling display of art and style.
Gabrielle Goliath's performance piece Elegy, blocked from South Africa's Venice Biennale pavilion for its Palestinian tribute, will be displayed nearby as a video installation for three months starting May 4th.
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Angela de la Cruz's solo show at Ikon, Birmingham, features broken canvases and sculptures mended into powerful symbols of strength, reflecting her own recovery from a stroke.
Researchers measured physiological responses at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, finding up to seven emotions trigger goosebumps, with joy and nostalgia most prominent.
A visual journey across continents captures diverse moments: Seoul's lantern preparations, Afghan horseback goat-grabbing, Tokyo office life, and solemn processions in Kyiv and Tbilisi.
A groundbreaking exhibition at the Toledo Museum of Art explores how ancient cultures from Mesopotamia to Rome used magic spells and enchanted objects to influence their world, revealing universal human desires that persist today.
A major retrospective of Hurvin Anderson's work at Tate Britain delves into the artist's exploration of Black British and Jamaican heritage through dreamlike, unresolved paintings that grapple with memory and belonging.
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Manchester's Strange Quarter, a vibrant cultural hub born from industrial estates near Strangeways prison, faces an existential threat from a 20-year, 130-hectare redevelopment plan proposing 7,000 homes and commercial spaces.
The Royal Academy showcases Michaelina Wautier, a 17th-century trailblazer whose paintings were misattributed to male peers for 300 years, revealing her exceptional talent through a groundbreaking exhibition.
Boyan Chowdhury, founding member of The Zutons, was struck with wood in a racist assault in Wavertree. Merseyside Police condemn the 'abhorrent' hate crime as investigation continues.
As NASA's Artemis II crewed Moon mission nears launch, a detailed LEGO model of the Space Launch System rocket is gaining popularity among UK shoppers and space enthusiasts.
Actor Alan Ritchson, known for 'Reacher,' is accused of attacking neighbor Ronnie Taylor in front of children. Video shows punches and kicks, with police investigating the incident.
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Cecily Brown left London in the 1990s, feeling overshadowed by the YBAs. Now, with a major Serpentine Gallery show, she reflects on her journey, artistic evolution, and the changing art world.
A critical review of Estonian painter Konrad Mägi's exhibition at Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, describing his landscapes and portraits as bland, derivative works lacking emotional depth and purpose.
Henry Moore's renovated Sheep Field Barn at his Perry Green estate reopens with an exhibition of his powerful Shelter Drawings from WWII, alongside new educational spaces in a sustainable redesign.
Singer Chappell Roan faces backlash after security allegedly confronted Jude Law's 11-year-old daughter Ada at a hotel, leaving her in tears. Stepfather Jorginho Frello shared the incident on social media.
Katie Price and Lee Andrews showcase their whirlwind marriage in Dubai, ignoring government travel warnings. The couple's boozy lunch featured champagne, matching tattoos, and public displays of affection.
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Philip Castle, the British airbrush artist who created the iconic poster for Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange and worked with David Bowie and Pulp, has passed away at age 83.
Recent exposés of Banksy and Elena Ferrante highlight society's obsession with fame, but true art thrives on mystery. This editorial argues for respecting artists' privacy.
Hermione von Preuschen's 1887 painting Mors Imperator, which shocked German society with fears it mocked Kaiser Wilhelm I, is finally displayed at Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie after more than a century.
Becky Barnicoat's cartoon 'I Am the Dusting Queen' humorously explores themes of domesticity and identity in contemporary society through a satirical lens.
Renowned cartoonist Natalya Lobanova announces her exit from social media platforms, sparking debate on digital culture and artistic freedom in the modern age.
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Guy Venables' Metro daily cartoon published on March 21, 2026, has ignited discussions with its sharp political satire, coinciding with news about Trump and international conflicts.
Nicola Peltz discusses Brooklyn Beckham's strong relationship with her siblings in Elle interview, contrasting with reported estrangement from his own family amid ongoing tensions.
Sky News picture editors curate 16 striking images capturing global events, from King Charles' food project visit to conflicts in the Middle East and fashion shows worldwide.
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, featuring humanoid art in London, Eid al-Fitr preparations in Jakarta, and scenes of conflict and protest across multiple continents.
Dulwich Picture Gallery showcases Estonia's greatest modernist painter Konrad Mägi alongside surrealist Leonora Carrington at Freud Museum and Fiona Banner's poetic word-pictures in Glasgow.
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An epic exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris showcases Henri Matisse's final 13 years, featuring 300 works that redefine art with stunning colors and radical cutouts.
