Brooklyn 'Wall of Tears' Mural Lists 18,457 Gaza Child Victims
50ft Brooklyn mural lists 18,457 Gaza children killed since Oct 2023, aiming to make scale of tragedy tangible.
Category : Arts
Africa Oyé 2026: Thousands Celebrate at Sefton Park
The UK's biggest celebration of African culture and music, Africa Oyé, drew hundreds to Sefton Park for its second and final day, featuring performances, dance, and over 90 stalls.
Van Gogh Sunflowers Count: National Gallery Art Fund Quiz
The National Gallery curators challenge you with a quiz on Van Gogh's Sunflowers and a cut-up Manet for the Art Fund's £120,000 museum of the year prize.
Rothko in Florence: Spiritual Awe and Tears
At Palazzo Strozzi, Mark Rothko's monumental canvases paired with Renaissance art evoke tearful gratitude and a sense of wholeness, offering refuge from digital overload.
David Hockney’s Exuberant New Show at 88: Colour, Courage and Cigarettes
David Hockney, 88, opens vibrant new London exhibition with reverse perspective works, iPad art, and undiminished energy.
Ella Baron’s Ukraine War Cartoons Capture Resilience
Guardian cartoonist Ella Baron sketches war’s toll on ordinary Ukrainians, capturing trauma and hope in MSF clinics.
WWII Film 'The Password Is Courage' Hits BBC iPlayer
The 1962 WWII drama 'The Password Is Courage,' starring Dirk Bogarde, arrives on BBC iPlayer on June 21, hailed as the 'real Great Escape' by fans.
A Doll's House review: Romola Garai shines in modern Ibsen update at Almeida
Romola Garai stars in Anya Reiss's modern update of Ibsen's A Doll's House at London's Almeida Theatre, exploring sex, drugs, and capitalism.
Noémie Goudal's The Story of Fixity: Immersive Jungle Art in London
Noémie Goudal's immersive jungle installation at Borough Yards, London, deconstructs natural illusions with water and pigments.
Royal Opera Boss Sings Lead Role After Tenor Falls Ill
Royal Opera House head of music Richard Hetherington stepped in to sing Prince Calàf after tenor Roberto Alagna fell ill during Turandot, omitting Nessun Dorma.
Prince William Turns 44 on Father's Day, Called 'Best Papa'
Prince William marked his 44th birthday and Father's Day with a family photo of him and Princess Charlotte, shared by Kensington Palace, calling him the 'best Papa'.
UK Theatre Under Pressure From Soaring Production Costs
UK theatre faces financial strain from rising costs and celebrity casting, despite strong audience numbers and economic benefits.
Lost Picasso Painting Never Left Madrid Building, Police Say
Picasso's Still Life with Guitar, worth £525,000, was found after a neighbour took it in for safekeeping, never having left its Madrid pickup point.
'If Beale Street Could Talk': 'Masterpiece' Drama on BBC
The BBC streams Colman Domingo's 'If Beale Street Could Talk', a period drama hailed as a 'masterpiece' that will 'rip your heart out'.
No Man's Land: Oscar-Winning War Film Hailed as Masterpiece
No Man's Land (2001), an Oscar-winning war film set during the Bosnian War, is hailed by fans as one of the finest war movies ever made. Despite winning Best Foreign Language Film, it remains underrated.
Manchester Street Style: Architecture Students and Actors
Ahead of a busy Manchester weekend, two architecture students and other locals share their outfit details, costs, and style inspirations in a street style feature.
Rufus Hound's The Mesmerist: A Magical Family Mystery Unravelled
Rufus Hound's The Mesmerist pays tribute to his grandfather's failed 1983 magic show, blending comedy and mesmerism with a twist worthy of Inside No 9.
Man and Boy review – Rattigan’s murky reunion staged in silver-screen style
Review of Terence Rattigan's Man and Boy at the National Theatre, a stylised but emotionally distant production.
David Shrigley’s £1m Rope Pile Mocks Art World Values
David Shrigley displays 10 tons of old rope at a Mayfair gallery, priced at £1m, in a satirical commentary on art world values.
Bird Grove Review: George Eliot's Early Life in Tender Drama
Review of Alexi Kaye Campbell's play Bird Grove, exploring George Eliot's early life as Mary Ann Evans in a tender drama at Hampstead Theatre.
Royal Ballet Revives Glen Tetley's Pierrot Lunaire at Linbury
Royal Ballet revives Glen Tetley's 1962 Pierrot Lunaire at Linbury Theatre, a stark and psychologically charged ballet set to Schoenberg's atonal score.
Art UK Digitises Over 6,600 Murals Across the Nation
Art UK digitises over 6,600 UK murals, from medieval church paintings to modern street art, in a major project reflecting a surge in public art.
Waiting for Godot review – Matthew Kelly and George Costigan are a bleakly funny double act
Review of Dominic Hill's post-apocalyptic staging of Waiting for Godot in Glasgow, starring Matthew Kelly and George Costigan.
Paddington Bear Puppet Designer Reveals Musical Inspiration
Paddington the Musical reveals its new bear design, inspired by original illustrations and created by Star Wars veteran Tahra Zafar.
Incognito Art Sale Marks 10 Years of Charity Fundraising Success
Incognito art sale raises funds for Jack And Jill Foundation, featuring works by famous artists sold anonymously for €75 each.
Peking Opera's Digital Age Struggle and Young Talent
Peking opera actress Zhang Wanting balances on a chair handle in a demanding performance, highlighting the ancient art's struggle to attract young talent in the digital age.
130 Cultural Venues to Share £130m in Arts Funding
130 cultural venues in England to share £130m in arts funding, the largest injection in a decade, supporting infrastructure and access.
Skip Diving to Magazine Cover: Valleys Home Transformation
Amy Kitcher transformed her Victorian semi-detached home in Mountain Ash into a vibrant, colourful space featured on the cover of HomeStyle Magazine, using bargains, skip finds, and patience.
Fairies' Green Loch: Scotland's Enchanting An Lochan Uaine
An Lochan Uaine, the Green Loch in Cairngorms, gets its emerald hue from fairy folklore. A 30-45 minute walk through Glenmore Forest leads to this magical spot.
Andrea Peña's Bogotá Electrifies London Dance Scene
Andrea Peña's Bogotá opens Dance Umbrella with a sweaty, alienating dancefloor revolt inspired by mythology and magical realism.
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