Kay Dunbar, Affordable Art Fair pioneer, dies
Remembering Kay Dunbar, the co-founder of the Affordable Art Fair, whose passion for democratising art left an indelible mark on the creative world.
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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.
Anne Geddes on her iconic baby-in-a-flowerpot photo
Legendary photographer Anne Geddes shares the charming and unexpected inspiration behind her famous baby-in-a-flowerpot image that captured hearts worldwide.
FBI recovers stolen Spanish artefacts in Mexico
The FBI has successfully retrieved 17th-century Spanish religious artefacts stolen from a church in Spain and smuggled into Mexico, marking a significant victory in international cultural heritage protection.
Ways of Knowing: A mesmerising Edinburgh Fringe show
Discover the captivating performance of 'Ways of Knowing' at Underbelly Cowgate, blending mythology, science, and personal narratives into a spellbinding theatrical experience.
NYC Exhibit: Where Music Meets Visual Art
A groundbreaking exhibition in New York merges music and visual art, showcasing how legendary songs have inspired artists across generations. Discover the harmony between sound and canvas.
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.
Deaf resistance poetry wows theatre audiences
A groundbreaking theatre production adapts poetry of Deaf resistance, sparking debates on ethics and artistic interpretation in performance arts.
Ghana's fantasy coffins: Fish, teapots & pineapples
Discover Ghana's vibrant fantasy coffin tradition, where the deceased are laid to rest in extraordinary handcrafted designs, from fish to teapots and pineapples.
I’m Ready to Talk Now: A Riveting Edinburgh Fringe Show
A powerful and deeply personal one-woman show at Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre explores trauma, healing, and the courage to speak out.
Feinstein's lavish antiques collection heads to auction
The late Senator Dianne Feinstein's exquisite collection of antiques and fine art is set to go under the hammer, offering a rare look into her sophisticated and opulent lifestyle.
Geneva artist’s DNA portraits spark ethics debate in Paris
A provocative exhibition in Paris features portraits created using strangers' DNA, raising ethical questions about privacy and art.
Tom Gauld's hilarious holiday cartoon
Renowned cartoonist Tom Gauld captures the bittersweet reality of holiday expectations versus reality in his latest witty illustration. A must-read for anyone who's ever dreamed of the perfect getaway.
Bogotá church's Instagram-like 'God's eye' sparks debate
A church in Bogotá has ignited debate after unveiling a modern sculpture resembling the Instagram logo, claiming it represents 'the eye of God watching over humanity'.
Niusia: A Must-See Show at Edinburgh’s Summerhall
Discover the captivating performance of Niusia at Edinburgh's Summerhall, a show that blends emotion, artistry, and storytelling into an unforgettable experience.
Edinburgh Festival's protest dance spectacle wows crowds
Discover how Edinburgh Festival's 'Dance People' transformed the city into a stage of creativity and activism, blending performance with powerful social messages.
Celebrity dentist warns against dangerous tooth art trend
A top celebrity dentist has issued a stark warning about the rising trend of 'tooth art', highlighting serious risks to dental health from DIY gems and decorations.
Rethinking How We Celebrate Women's Achievements
A call to move beyond traditional statues and plinths to honour women's contributions in more meaningful and inclusive ways.
Art Nouveau’s AI-Era Renaissance
As artificial intelligence reshapes creativity, the organic elegance of Art Nouveau offers a compelling counterbalance. Discover why this 19th-century aesthetic is experiencing a resurgence.
Art’otel London Hoxton: A Stylish East London Stay
Discover Art’otel London Hoxton, where contemporary art meets boutique luxury in one of the capital’s trendiest neighbourhoods. Our review explores its vibrant design, top-tier amenities, and prime location.
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.
SF's 'Painted Lady' Reborn as Stunning Art Exhibit
Discover how a historic San Francisco Victorian home, famously known as a 'Painted Lady,' has been transformed into a breathtaking art exhibit, blending heritage with contemporary creativity.
Someone Like Me: Powerful identity exploration at Edinburgh Fringe
A poignant and deeply personal performance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival delves into themes of belonging and self-discovery.
Banksying: The UK's New Mystery Dating Trend
A quirky new dating trend called 'Banksying' is taking the UK by storm, blending romance with the enigmatic allure of street art. Find out how singles are using this playful approach to find love.
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.
James Corden’s Broadway Anxiety Confession
James Corden shares his nerve-wracking experience starring in the Broadway play 'ART', admitting he was terrified and constantly second-guessing his performance.
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.
AI crafts bespoke romances at Edinburgh Fringe
A groundbreaking Edinburgh Fringe show explores love in the age of AI, as a chatbot crafts bespoke romantic narratives for audience members. Is this the future of storytelling – or the start of a creative apocalypse?
Empty 1950s diner photo captures Covid lockdown loneliness
Photographer Leah Frances' striking image of an empty diner evokes the loneliness and surreal stillness of lockdown life during the pandemic.
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