American photographer Catherine Opie's first major UK exhibition 'To Be Seen' showcases decades of work documenting queer life, challenging norms through intimate portraits and personal narratives.
London's art galleries are witnessing a surge in solo exhibitions by women artists, challenging traditional male-dominated narratives and reshaping the cultural landscape.
Actor Shia LaBeouf claims 'small man complex' led to alleged assaults and homophobic slurs in New Orleans, rejecting substance abuse treatment in a controversial interview.
A father shares how visiting Bandai Namco pop-up stores in London and Birmingham helped him connect with his 12-year-old daughter during a difficult time.
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The iconic Paris nightclub Le Palace, once frequented by Mick Jagger, Grace Jones, and Prince, is being restored to its former glory with plans to reopen in 2027 as a modern venue honoring its storied past.
The recent Bafta ceremony controversy involving Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson highlights decades of screen portrayals that have shaped public understanding of the condition, from landmark documentaries to new biopics.
Amanda Seyfried stars in a Shaker drama, Gorillaz release a polyglot album, and the week's best in cinema, gigs, art, stage, streaming, games, and albums.
A new cartoon by Becky Barnicoat humorously captures the universal sentiment of feeling singled out by bad weather, resonating with readers through its relatable depiction of life's small misfortunes.
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The 2026 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art, titled 'Yield Strength,' features 24 artists exploring political and material limits through sculpture and installation works, with Archie Moore's gold-themed father portrait among highlights.
Dóra Maurer, the Hungarian avant-garde artist, navigated a double life under communist rule, creating groundbreaking works in painting, photography, and performance. Her late-career recognition at Tate Modern and White Cube highlighted her overlooked cont
Tracey Emin's exhibition at Tate Modern showcases her profound impact, while Ramses II's gold treasures and Don McCullin's war photography captivate London. Discover Japanese woodblocks and Rose Wylie's witty paintings in this weekly art dispatch.
Photographer Charlie Phillips (OBE) will appear in person at his exhibition 'Somewhere, Somehow' at Riverside Studios on March 8th, 2026, featuring a Windrush Award presentation and conversation event.
Traditional Japanese crafts like kintsugi, sashiko, boro, and kumiko are experiencing a global revival, blending ancient repair techniques with modern sustainability and artistic expression.
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Adam Peaty's aunt criticizes the Olympian for calling father-in-law Gordon Ramsay 'dad,' highlighting a family rift over his treatment of his parents.
The loan of the nearly 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry from France to the British Museum has ignited controversy over preservation risks versus cultural diplomacy benefits, with experts divided on the fragile masterpiece's journey.
The Flamm arts festival transforms Bodmin into a contemporary art destination, featuring installations from local legends to railway soundscapes, aiming to boost community pride and social change.
Newcastle Art Gallery has opened its $48 million expansion, now the largest public gallery in NSW outside Sydney, featuring a major exhibition and local artist commissions.
Reality star Katie Price has returned to the UK alone from her Dubai honeymoon, while husband Lee Andrews remains absent amid deepening questions about his background and travel status.
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Tennessee socialist and labor organizer Tabitha Arnold creates monumental tapestries depicting working-class struggles, gaining recognition while aiming to inspire organizers and workers through her powerful textile art.
The Metro daily cartoon by Guy Venables remains a staple of satirical commentary, with the latest edition published on February 26, 2026, offering sharp insights into current events and culture.
TV presenter Ant McPartlin opens up about the emotional final moments with his beloved dog Hurley, who passed away earlier this month after a difficult illness.
The heartwarming story of Punch, a baby macaque abandoned as a newborn, and his beloved teddy bear has been captured in a stunning golden grill jewelry piece by Homer the Jeweller, showcasing tender artistry.
The PhotoVogue festival in Milan highlights female photographers exploring identity, rights, and resilience, from Indian bodybuilders to Afghan women's defiance.
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Prof Robin Simon highlights Fred Hohler's pivotal role in founding Art UK, digitizing over 1 million UK public art entries, and his ongoing work with The Watercolour World charity.
Tracey Emin's 'A Second Life' retrospective at Tate Modern offers a deeply personal journey through trauma, illness and mortality, contrasting sharply with fellow YBA Damien Hirst's celebratory approach.
Newly released Epstein documents show Stephen Hawking enjoying cocktails with women in bikinis during a 2006 Virgin Islands trip. Emails reveal Epstein's attempts to manage allegations about the physicist.
Tracey Emin hosted a live event at Tate Modern, discussing her career, creative process, and the role of art in contemporary society with a captivated audience.
Gregory de Polnay, known for roles in Dixon of Dock Green and Doctor Who, has passed away at 82. He was also a respected voice teacher and performance coach.
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Australian artist Khaled Sabsabi will showcase two major works at the 2026 Venice Biennale, exploring themes of migration and identity through immersive installations.
