Myleene Klass stalker evidence deemed 'too traumatic'
Singer Myleene Klass speaks out about her stalking ordeal after Peter Windsor's conviction, revealing disturbing evidence was kept from her during trial. Read her emotional account.
Category : Art Galleries
Readers Debate Phone Use in Galleries and Art's Purpose
Guardian readers debate smartphone use in galleries and the true purpose of art. Should it be a quiet retreat or a challenging confrontation? Join the conversation.
Wright of Derby's Science Paintings at National Gallery
Discover Joseph Wright of Derby's revolutionary Enlightenment paintings at the National Gallery. A luminous show exploring science, art, and darkness until 10 May. Plan your visit now.
Woman accused of vandalising £68k sculpture with googly eyes
A 19-year-old woman faces charges after defacing the iconic 'Cast in Blue' sculpture in Mount Gambier, causing an estimated £1,300 in damage. Read the full story on the bizarre art incident.
Diane Arbus: Bleak Truth in London Exhibition
Explore Diane Arbus's brutally honest photography exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery, London. Witness her haunting vision of humanity through iconic works until 20 December.
Kanye West apologises for antisemitic remarks to Rabbi
Kanye West meets Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto, expressing 'profound remorse' for past antisemitic slurs, attributing behaviour to bipolar disorder. Read the full story.
New-School Henna Boom Transforms UK Body Art Scene
Discover how young British artists are revolutionising traditional henna, transforming it into powerful social and political expression while honouring its 5,000-year heritage.
Malaysian Rapper Namewee Arrested in Taiwanese Influencer Case
Controversial Malaysian artist Namewee faces arrest over allegations involving Taiwanese influencer Hsieh Yu-hsin, sparking international debate about artistic freedom and cross-strait tensions.
Hockney's revolutionary new Paris exhibition
At 88, David Hockney continues to defy expectations with a stunning collection of never-before-seen paintings in Paris, showcasing his relentless innovation and fascination with digital mediums.
Wifredo Lam: MoMA's Major Cuban Art Retrospective
Explore the revolutionary art of Wifredo Lam in MoMA's major retrospective, revealing how the Cuban painter fused modernist innovation with Afro-Caribbean spirituality to challenge colonial narratives.
World's largest illustration gallery coming to London 2026
House of Illustration returns as a major cultural destination in King's Cross, becoming the global epicentre for illustration art with expansive new galleries and community spaces.
Joseph Wright of Derby: National Gallery's shadow master
Discover how the National Gallery's groundbreaking exhibition rescues 18th-century master Joseph Wright from obscurity, revealing his stunning play of light and shadow that predated the Romantic movement.
Artist apologises for controversial Nazi camp arch installation
A US artist faces widespread condemnation after constructing a replica Nazi concentration camp arch in Pennsylvania, sparking outrage from Jewish groups and prompting an emotional public apology.
Community saves Nottingham art gallery from closure
Discover how Nottingham's beloved art gallery defied closure through an extraordinary community takeover, creating a vibrant new model for cultural spaces across the UK.
Anna Ancher: Painting Light at Dulwich Gallery
Discover the luminous world of Anna Ancher at Dulwich Picture Gallery's stunning exhibition, showcasing the Danish painter's revolutionary approach to capturing light and domestic intimacy.
Lily Allen's bold red carpet look sparks chart comeback
Singer-turned-actress Lily Allen turns heads with a bold, sheer ensemble at her West End premiere while her iconic track 'West End Girl' rockets up the charts in an unexpected revival.
Artists fight climate crisis with living Newton sculpture
Discover how contemporary artists are using striking public installations across Britain to confront the climate emergency, including a revolutionary piece reimagining Isaac Newton with a living apple tree growing from his head.
Guy Venables' Latest Metro Cartoon Delivers Laughs
Acclaimed cartoonist Guy Venables returns with another brilliant satirical cartoon in Metro, offering witty commentary on contemporary British society with his signature humour.
London's MS Jumper: The Knitted Sculpture Everyone's Talking About
Discover the fascinating story behind London's latest public art installation - the giant knitted jumper sculpture that's capturing hearts across the capital.
Art Galleries Reduce Stress by 32%, Study Finds
New research reveals that spending time in art galleries significantly reduces stress hormones and improves mental wellbeing. Discover how cultural engagement could be your new prescription for calm.
Paddington Bear statue returns to London station after restoration
Exclusive first images of the newly restored Paddington Bear statue at Paddington Station, complete with his iconic blue duffle coat and red hat after meticulous conservation work.
Alistair Crawford: Visionary British Landscape Artist
Celebrating the life and legacy of Alistair Crawford, the pioneering British artist whose distinctive graphic style captured the soul of Britain's countryside and left an indelible mark on contemporary art.
Must-See Art: Danish Scythes to Pulsating Techno
Discover the week's most captivating art installations, from Denmark's radical farming art at Tate Modern to Squidsoup's immersive light experience and Wacky Albion's surreal British satire.
Burglar jailed for Damien Hirst studio raid while wearing GPS tag
A serial offender's electronic tag betrayed him after he targeted the renowned artist's London studio in a late-night burglary, netting valuable signed prints.
Man jailed for Damien Hirst studio art theft
A 31-year-old man has been sentenced to prison after stealing multiple artworks from Damien Hirst's London studio in a brazen overnight burglary that exposed security flaws in the art world.
Christopher Mullan: Glass artist who transformed light dies
Celebrating the extraordinary life and career of Christopher Mullan, the master glass artist whose innovative work illuminated cathedrals and public spaces worldwide.
Artes Mundi 11: Wales Hosts Major Contemporary Art Prize
Discover the groundbreaking Artes Mundi 11 exhibition, featuring seven international artists competing for £40,000 prize across three Welsh venues in Cardiff, Llandudno and Aberystwyth.
Arts funding portal crash leaves organisations in limbo
Dozens of arts organisations face financial uncertainty as Arts Council England's online application system enters third week of technical failure, leaving millions in funding hanging in the balance.
Gaming as Performance Art: The Assesmasses Experiment
Discover how a revolutionary gaming experiment turned players into performers and spectators into collaborators, blurring the lines between digital entertainment and live theatre in an unforgettable collective experience.
Trump axes arts funding board in cultural blow
Former President Donald Trump has abruptly dismissed the entire board of the federal Arts and Artifacts International Indemnity Programme, jeopardising funding for major museum exhibitions across the UK and beyond.
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