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.
Category : Museums
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.
Met Gala Bathroom Selfie Returns in 2026 Despite Diddy Shadow
Nearly a decade after the original, a new Met Gala bathroom selfie emerges. Bhavitha Mandava gathers stars like Margot Robbie and BlackPink members, reviving the sneaky photo trend. But the 2017 version's legacy is tainted by P Diddy's inclusion.
Met Museum's New Costume Institute Gallery Puts Fashion on Par with Art
The Met's Costume Institute opens a new 12,000 sq ft gallery with 'Costume Art' exhibition, pairing 200 garments with artworks to explore diverse body types and challenge hierarchies.
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Fotografia Europea 2026: Ghostly Visions in Reggio Emilia
Explore the eerie and unseen at Fotografia Europea 2026 in Reggio Emilia, Italy, with 20 exhibitions on the theme 'ghosts of the moment' through photography and art.
Salisbury Cathedral Restores Burne-Jones and Morris Window
Salisbury Cathedral completes two-year restoration of a 19th-century stained-glass window by Edward Burne-Jones and William Morris, hailed as a huge success.
Hernan Bas on His Sinister Tourist Paintings in Venice
Cuban-American artist Hernan Bas discusses his new series 'The Visitors' at Ca' Pesaro, featuring young white men in uncanny tourist scenarios, inspired by his fascination with Holden Caulfield.
Global Photos: Victory Day, Gaza Rubbish, and More
A curated selection of photos from around the world, including Victory Day celebrations in Moscow and rubbish removal in Gaza.
Himid's Venice Biennale Explores Alienation in Britain
At the Venice Biennale, Lubaina Himid's British Pavilion installation uses vibrant paintings and sounds to question belonging, migration, and the discomfort of home in Britain.
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Mark Gerson, Photographer of Literary Giants, Dies at 104
Mark Gerson, renowned for his perceptive portraits of writers like Evelyn Waugh and the Faber poets, has died aged 104. His work is held by the National Portrait Gallery.
World's Largest Illustration Museum Opens in London June 25
Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration opens June 25 in Clerkenwell, featuring three exhibition spaces, a cafe, shop, library, and creative studio. Tickets from £1.10.
Guardian Genius Crossword No 275: May 2026 Challenge
The Guardian's Genius Crossword No 275, published on May 4, 2026, offers a complex and engaging puzzle for seasoned solvers, testing vocabulary and lateral thinking.
Lee Ufan's 'Infinity Transcendental' on Naoshima
Lee Ufan's latest installation 'Infinity Transcendental' on Naoshima Island blends minimalism with nature, offering a serene, contemplative experience that challenges perceptions of art and space.
Frameless Art: Screen vs Real for Kids
Exploring Frameless, an immersive digital art experience in London, and questioning if screen-based art risks making traditional paintings seem less exciting for children.
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Sim: Anarchist Illustrator of Spanish Civil War
Discover the overlooked legacy of José Luis Rey Vila, whose frontline sketches of the Spanish civil war brought the conflict to the world. A new Barcelona exhibition showcases his powerful work.
Celebrity Passport Photos from London's Legendary Studio
Discover the story of Sharkey's photo studio on Oxford Street, where from the 1950s to 2010s, celebrities like Muhammad Ali, Mick Jagger, and Tilda Swinton got their passport photos taken.
Rose Finn-Kelcey Review: Fresh Social Commentary in Northampton
A overdue homecoming show for conceptual artist Rose Finn-Kelcey at Northampton's new £5m arts centre highlights her witty, critical take on power and spirituality.
Kapoor: Exclude US from Venice Biennale
Artist Anish Kapoor argues the US should be barred from the Venice Biennale due to its political climate, sparking debate on art and politics.
Angel Otero: Bad Bunny Collab and Somerset Show
Angel Otero discusses his collaboration with Bad Bunny, his dreamlike paintings inspired by childhood, and his new exhibition 'Agua Salada' at Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
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Galilee Quartet Review: Palestinian Ensemble Shines
The Galilee String Quartet, a Palestinian ensemble, delivered a captivating performance at Milton Court, blending traditional and contemporary works with emotional depth and technical brilliance.
Raghu Rai, Indian Photographer, Dies at 83 (04.05.2026)
Raghu Rai, the renowned Indian photographer known for his humanist work, has died at 83. He captured India's social and political life for decades.
Gary Lydon Dies Suddenly at 61
Gary Lydon, known for The Banshees of Inisherin and The Clinic, has died suddenly at age 61. Tributes pour in from Wexford Arts Centre and colleagues.
Soviet Science Legacy: Enduring Institutes in Photos
Photographer Eric Lusito's book captures Soviet scientific institutes, from Kharkiv to Armenia, showcasing their history, survival, and ongoing research despite war and funding challenges.
AI Suggests Holbein Sketch May Be Anne Boleyn
Researchers using AI have found that a Holbein sketch of an unidentified woman may actually depict Anne Boleyn, while the Windsor sketch could be her mother.
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Greek Cafes and Milk Bars of Australia: A Visual Journey
Explore stunning photos of Greek-run cafes and milk bars in Australia, from Art Deco halls to family takeaways, showcasing their cultural impact.
Ittai Gradel, Who Exposed British Museum Thefts, Dies
Ittai Gradel, an antiquities dealer who uncovered large-scale thefts at the British Museum, has died of cancer at age 61. His persistence led to resignations and a major investigation.
Sudoku 7299 Expert: May 2 Puzzle
Challenge yourself with Sudoku 7299 expert puzzle from May 2. Solve the grid with logical deduction. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts.
Gerry Conway, Punisher Creator, Dies at 73
Gerry Conway, the celebrated comic book writer who created the Punisher and wrote iconic Marvel and DC stories, has died at 73 from pancreatic cancer.
The Lost Words Duo Reunite for The Book of Birds
Jackie Morris and Robert Macfarlane release The Book of Birds, featuring 49 declining species, aiming to inspire wonder and conservation through art and poetry.
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Joyce Edwards' 1980s School Portraits Seek Subjects
Amateur photographer Joyce Edwards captured striking portraits of primary pupils in the early 1980s. Now, custodians of her archive hope to trace the children, now in their 40s and 50s.
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