Ray Burgoyne, Self-Taught Painter and Musician, Dies at 80
Ray Burgoyne, a self-taught painter and former drummer for the Flowerpots, who exhibited across Essex and Suffolk, has died aged 80.
Category : Museums
Starwatch: Prime Time to See Virgo, One of the Fainter Zodiac Constellations
Virgo, the faint zodiac constellation, is well placed for observation in northern spring. Situated between Leo and Libra, it is visible from London and the southern hemisphere.
My Father's Diaries Review: Srebrenica Trauma
Ado Hasanović's documentary uses his father's home videos from the Bosnian war to explore memory, survival, and inherited grief after the Srebrenica massacre.
Eden Project Wildflower Photo Contest 2026 Opens
The Eden Project's National Wildflower Centre opens entries for Wildflower Photographer of the Year 2026 on May 29. A selection of 2025 photos will be displayed at Canary Wharf in July.
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Beatles' Apple Corps to Open Savile Row as Attraction
Apple Corps re-acquires 3 Savile Row, the Beatles' former London base and rooftop gig site, to open as a seven-floor visitor attraction in 2027 featuring archives, studio recreations, and rooftop access.
Abandoned Cinemas' Haunting Beauty in Photos
Photographers Yves Marchand and Romain Meffre document the decline of grand early 20th-century movie theatres across the US and Canada, now abandoned or repurposed.
Why Toddlers Belong in Museums: A Parent's Perspective
A parent reflects on taking a toddler to the Fitzwilliam Museum, discovering that child-friendly sessions within galleries foster exploration and joy for both kids and adults.
Global Snapshots: Processions, Protests, and Fashion
A roundup of striking images from around the world, including a religious procession in El Salvador, a vigil in Venezuela, and fashion week in Sydney.
Michael Pennington: Shakespearean Actor Dies at 82
Michael Pennington, celebrated Shakespearean actor with the RSC and co-founder of the English Shakespeare Company, dies at 82. Known for his range, wit, and one-man shows.
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ZEKE Award 2026: Period Poverty and Border Porters
Ginevra Bonina wins the ZEKE award for systemic change for her project on period poverty in India, while Ebrahim Alipoor wins for documentary photography on Iranian border porters.
Free Arsenal Shirts Exhibition in North London Pub
Explore 140 years of Arsenal history with free exhibition of rare and classic shirts at The Weavers Arms in Islington this May.
Hong Kong Taxi Photo Wins Mobile Photography Award
William Shum's photo of a red taxi against a dense Hong Kong building won in the 2025 Mobile Photography awards. He waited half an hour for the perfect shot.
Zurbarán Exhibition at National Gallery Sparks Debate
Letters discuss Zurbarán's paintings, including crucifixion realism and the lamb in Agnus Dei, plus a collection at Auckland Palace.
Firewing at Hampstead: A Photography Drama
Review of Firewing at Hampstead Downstairs, a debut play exploring wildlife photography, intergenerational conflict, and transformative moments. Well-acted but understated.
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Our Land: Who Owns England and Why It Matters
Orban Wallace's documentary 'Our Land' examines England's land ownership imbalance, advocating for public access to private land through a balanced, thoughtful polemic.
Khaled Sabsabi at Venice Biennale: 'Being Here Is Already a Win'
Khaled Sabsabi, Australia's representative at the 2026 Venice Biennale, presents two major works after a year of controversy. His exhibitions at the Australian Pavilion and Arsenale mark a historic achievement.
Richard Lewer Wins 2026 Archibald Prize
Richard Lewer has won the 2026 Archibald Prize for his portrait of Pitjantjatjara elder and artist Iluwanti Ken. The $100,000 prize was announced at the Art Gallery of NSW.
Week in Wildlife: Chonky Sea Lion, Toads, Gosling
This week's best wildlife photographs from around the world, including a viral Steller sea lion, amorous toads, and an adorable gosling in London.
Keith Haring's Best Friend on Life with the Artist
Kermit Oswald, Keith Haring's childhood friend, shares intimate memories as unseen works, including a painted crib, go up for auction at Sotheby's.
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Suzie Miller: From Sydney to Broadway with Inter Alia
Australian playwright Suzie Miller discusses her career, from Prima Facie to Inter Alia, tackling social issues on stage and the magic of Sydney.
Two of the World's Best New Hotels Are in London
Condé Nast Traveller's 2026 list of the world's best new hotels includes two London gems: Six Senses London and The Chancery Rosewood, both offering luxury and unique experiences.
The Psychic Review: Medium Strength Tale of Iffy Spiritualists
Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman's new play The Psychic, about a family of female stage tricksters, starts strong but loses its powers in a predictable second half.
Sylvia Sleigh's Mesmerising Nudes: A Daring Flash
A new show of Sylvia Sleigh's portraits features the monumental nude 'The Bridge', a modern take on Sleeping Venus with a daring flash of pubic hair.
Steven Meisel: Master of Photography at Photo London 2026
Legendary fashion photographer Steven Meisel is honored as Master of Photography at Photo London 2026, with a rare exhibition of his iconic London portraits.
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Dark Clouds and Protests Mark 61st Venice Biennale
Political tension, protests, and a jury resignation overshadow the 61st Venice Biennale, with the Russian pavilion closed and outcry over Israel's inclusion.
Lydia Ourahmane's Coin-Operated Venice Exhibition
British-Algerian artist Lydia Ourahmane presents a Venice-born show with a pier, 1.3 tonnes of hotel bedlinen, and a coin-operated light machine, exploring art's reabsorption into the world.
Artist Stitches Congo's War History on Tobacco Sacks
Lucie Kamusekera, 82, uses handmade needles to embroider decades of conflict in the DRC on tobacco sacks, preserving history for future generations despite risks.
Princeton Teachers Shaped Art Photography: Exhibition
A new exhibition at Princeton University Art Museum celebrates the photographers who solidified art photography as a movement, including Minor White, Aaron Siskind, and Harry Callahan.
Robot Monk and Puffin Island: Daily Photos Worldwide
Guardian's picture editors select striking images: robot monk prays in Seoul, puffin island record in Wales, Venice protest, and more from around the world.
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5 Must-See Exhibits at Barbican's 1996 Exhibition
Explore the Barbican's new 1996 exhibition featuring Geri Halliwell's Union Jack boots, Liam Gallagher's tambourine, Brit Award trophy, iconic photography, and original concert flyers.
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