Benedicte Maurseth’s 'Mirra': A Folk Masterpiece
Norwegian musician Benedicte Maurseth delivers a hauntingly beautiful album, 'Mirra', blending traditional Hardanger fiddle with contemporary sounds. A must-listen for folk music enthusiasts.
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Chris Ofili Painting to Auction for First Time – £15m Estimate
A striking painting by Turner Prize-winning artist Chris Ofili is set to go under the hammer for the first time, with expectations soaring up to £15 million.
Cass McCombs' 'Interior Live Oak': A Haunting Masterpiece
Cass McCombs returns with 'Interior Live Oak', a mesmerising album blending folk, rock, and introspective lyricism. Discover why critics are calling it his most poignant work yet.
Peter Smith: Visionary Sculptor Dies at 78
A tribute to Peter Smith, the celebrated British sculptor whose innovative works left an indelible mark on contemporary art.
Vidyan Ravinthiran's 'Autumn': A Poetic Masterpiece
Dive into Vidyan Ravinthiran's evocative poem 'Autumn,' a lyrical exploration of seasonal change and human emotion. Discover why this piece stands out in contemporary poetry.
Circa: Wolf – A Circus Masterpiece in Edinburgh
Discover the breathtaking performance of Circa: Wolf at Sunderbelly Circus Hub, where acrobatics and storytelling collide in a stunning Edinburgh Fringe spectacle.
Karine Polwart's Windblown mesmerises in Edinburgh
Scottish folk singer Karine Polwart delivers a spellbinding performance in 'Windblown', blending music and storytelling amidst the lush greenery of Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Garden.
Easdale: Scotland's tiny island paradise
Explore the charm of Easdale, Scotland's smallest inhabited island, known for its stunning views, rich history, and quirky annual events.
Wanambi wins £100k art prize for road sign masterpiece
Indigenous artist Gaypalani Wanambi has claimed the prestigious NATSIAA 2025 award for her breathtaking artwork crafted from discarded road signs, blending tradition with contemporary sustainability.
Edinburgh Art Festival’s Crusades exhibit rethinks history
The Edinburgh Art Festival presents a striking exhibition reinterpreting the Crusades through contemporary art, sparking dialogue on history and identity.
Helen Grime's Chamber Music: A Spellbinding Journey
Discover the mesmerising world of Helen Grime's chamber music in this evocative review, where intricate compositions meet emotional depth.
Solitude Without Loneliness: A Dance Masterpiece in Edinburgh
A captivating dance performance at Edinburgh's Dance Base explores the delicate balance between solitude and loneliness, leaving audiences spellbound.
Teller's Auschwitz book ignites art world debate
Renowned photographer Juergen Teller's controversial new book on Auschwitz raises profound questions about the role of art in memorialising the Holocaust. Critics and supporters clash over whether his stark imagery honours victims or risks exploitation.
Tjanpi Desert Weavers: 30 Years of Indigenous Art
For three decades, the Tjanpi Desert Weavers have transformed traditional Indigenous crafts into contemporary art, captivating global audiences from remote Australia.
Siri Kaur's 'Wonder Women': Sisterhood in Focus
Photographer Siri Kaur captures the profound bond between sisters in her evocative series 'Wonder Women', blending intimacy and strength through striking imagery.
Kate Jackson's motorway art exhibition
Former Long Blondes frontwoman Kate Jackson reinvents herself as a motorway artist, capturing the overlooked beauty of Britain's flyovers in a bold new exhibition.
Whitney's 'Untitled America' Exhibit Sparks Dialogue
The Whitney Museum of American Art unveils a provocative new exhibition, 'Untitled America,' exploring contemporary socio-political themes through groundbreaking artworks.
Nicola Barker's 'Tonyinterruptor': A Satirical Triumph
Nicola Barker's latest novel, 'Tonyinterruptor', delivers a sharp, witty satire that cuts through societal pretence. A must-read for fans of contemporary fiction.
Andrev Walden's Darkly Funny Swedish Autofiction
Andrev Walden's latest work delivers a sharp, witty exploration of modern life through the lens of Swedish autofiction. A must-read for fans of dark humour and introspective narratives.
David Brooks' 'Counting Sheep' celebrates Australian Poetry Month
Acclaimed poet David Brooks' latest work, 'Counting Sheep', takes centre stage during Australian Poetry Month, offering a reflective and lyrical exploration of nature and solitude.
Selfish Girls & Hot Milk: Redefining motherhood in fiction
Exploring Abigail Bergstrom's 'Selfish Girls' and Gwendoline Riley's 'Hot Milk' – two novels challenging traditional narratives of motherhood in contemporary fiction.
Deller, Rubens & Edinburgh: This Week’s Top Art Exhibitions
From Jeremy Deller’s Welsh-inspired installations to Rubens’ dramatic masterpieces and Edinburgh’s vibrant art scene, discover the week’s top exhibitions across the UK.
Best Recent Poetry: Essential Reads
Discover the finest contemporary poetry collections reviewed this month, featuring evocative verses and groundbreaking new voices in the literary scene.
Joanne Robertson's stunning new folk track & top releases
Discover Joanne Robertson's mesmerising new folk track and the freshest releases lighting up the music scene this week.
Robert Wilson, groundbreaking theatre director, dies at 83
Robert Wilson, the visionary American theatre director and playwright, renowned for his avant-garde productions, has died at the age of 83. His groundbreaking work redefined contemporary performance art.
Exaudi's 'Chromatic Renaissance': A winter choral masterpiece
Exaudi's latest album 'Chromatic Renaissance' offers a mesmerising blend of choral innovation and winter-inspired melancholy, redefining contemporary classical music.
Folk singer dies in horrific Scottish hiking accident
A folk singer met a horrifying fate while hiking in the Scottish Highlands, sparking warnings about wilderness safety.
Rent a Sidney Nolan masterpiece with ArtBank
Discover ArtBank, the innovative service allowing you to rent iconic artworks like Sidney Nolan’s masterpieces for your home or office.
John Niven’s 'The Fathers': A Gritty Class Satire
John Niven's latest novel, 'The Fathers,' delivers a sharp and unflinching critique of class divides, blending dark humour with raw social commentary.
Yancey Richardson Gallery’s 30-Year Art Retrospective
A new exhibition at New York's Yancey Richardson Gallery marks three decades of boundary-pushing photography, featuring everything from abandoned porn sets to wild dogs and unexpected knitting projects.
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