King Charles Tries DJing at Manchester Arts Studio
King Charles visited Aviva Studios in Manchester, trying his hand at DJing with a young beneficiary of the King's Trust charity while learning about creative skills programmes.
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Minns Rejects Biennale Funding Cuts Over DJ's Lyrics
NSW Premier Chris Minns refuses to withdraw government funding from Sydney's Biennale arts festival despite Jewish groups condemning antisemitic lyrics in a US DJ's performance.
Crossword Editor's Desk: Graeme Garden Tribute and Clue Insights
A tribute to comedian Graeme Garden on his birthday, featuring solver feedback on cryptic crossword themes and geographic clue deviations in The Guardian's puzzles.
Axel Burrough's Architectural Legacy in Manchester and London
Axel Burrough, co-designer of Manchester's iconic Royal Exchange theatre and restorer of London's St Luke's church for the LSO, has died aged 79. His career spanned innovative cultural projects blending historic preservation with modern design.
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Scottish Critics Decry London-Centric Review Policy for Musical
Fifteen theatre critics in Scotland have written to the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh, condemning a divisive decision to exclude UK national publications from reviewing the press night of One Day: The Musical.
Skywhales Inspire Tattoos and Joy on Australian Tour
Patricia Piccinini's Skywhale and Skywhalepapa hot air balloons captivate Australia, inspiring tattoos, crafts, and wedding vows as they tour regional areas from March 21.
West Gate Review: Jaw-Dropping Staging of Bridge Collapse
Melbourne Theatre Company's West Gate delivers a stunningly staged production about the 1970 bridge collapse, blending technical marvel with human drama.
Oxford's 115-Year-Old Cinema Faces Closure, Community Fights Back
The Ultimate Picture Palace, one of Britain's oldest independent cinemas, risks shutting down due to repair costs and lease uncertainty, sparking a community campaign to raise £50,000 for its survival.
Bayeux Tapestry's £1.2M VIP Move to London Sparks Row
The British Museum will pay £1.2 million to transport the Bayeux Tapestry from France to London, with a police escort and special Eurotunnel train, amid safety concerns and criticism from figures like David Hockney.
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Banksy's Secret Painting Partner Revealed
A Reuters investigation claims to have unmasked Banksy as Robin Gunningham and reveals his secret painting partnership with Massive Attack's Robert Del Naja during Ukraine trip.
Vandalised Henry Moore Sculpture Sells for Record £26 Million
A bronze sculpture by Henry Moore, decapitated by vandals in Scotland in 1995, has sold for a record-breaking £26 million at Christie's auction house, becoming the artist's highest-selling work.
Elizabethan Oak Furniture Collection Fetches £1 Million
A historic collection of 16th-century oak furniture, including a rare extending table, has sold for £1 million at auction, funding the dealer's semi-retirement.
55-Year Wait for Love Born from a Childhood Painting
Larry Garner was enchanted by a classmate's painting in 1961 but never spoke to her. After decades apart, they reconnected and found love, proving art can bridge years of separation.
Historic Paris Circus Cirque d'Hiver to be Restored
The world's oldest circus, Paris's Cirque d'Hiver, is set for a multi-million euro restoration after discovering hidden 19th-century paintings, returning it to its original glory.
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Munch's Influence on Paula Rego Revealed in New Discovery
A newly discovered painting and letter show how Edvard Munch's work deeply impacted Paula Rego's art, with her 1953 piece 'Drought' echoing his style and themes.
Novels vs Films: Which Art Form Mirrors Reality Best?
Guardian readers explore whether novels or films better capture the essence of real life, discussing inner thoughts, visual realism, and artistic purpose in a lively debate.
Bayeux Tapestry's £1.2m VIP Eurostar Journey to London
The British Museum will pay £1.2 million to transport the 1,000-year-old Bayeux Tapestry from France to London via a specially designed Eurostar train with police escorts, amid safety concerns and criticism from artists like David Hockney.
Banksy's Secret Identity Revealed as David Jones
The elusive street artist Banksy has been identified as Robin Gunningham, who changed his name to David Jones after being unmasked in 2008. New documents reveal his arrest in New York in 2000.
German Philosopher Jürgen Habermas Dies at 96
Jürgen Habermas, the renowned German philosopher whose theories on communication and rationality shaped modern thought, has passed away at 96 in Starnberg, Germany.
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Experts Urge Government Funding for Museum Human Remains Care
Professors respond to MPs' criticism, highlighting museums' ethical efforts and calling for state support to address colonial legacies in UK collections.
Craftsmen's Legacy: The Argyle Library Egg's Untold Story
Dave Lawley reveals his father's role in crafting the Argyle Library Egg, correcting the record on its creation and highlighting the forgotten artisans behind the masterpiece.
Viva Gibb's Photographic Legacy of Melbourne Life
Documentary photographer Viva Gibb's intimate portraits of ordinary lives in north and west Melbourne from the 1970s and 80s are now on display in a free exhibition at the City Gallery until 7 August.
Pentangle's Folk Music Sparked My Cultural Awakening
A transformative gig by the 60s folk band Pentangle helped a young person of colour find belonging in Britain's folklore, revealing an enchanted and subversive version of the nation.
Scottish Photographer Wins Sony Award with Phone Shot
Robby Ogilvie's image 'Colour Divides' captures a Ford Cortina against Bo-Kaap's vibrant houses, winning the Object category at the Sony World Photography Awards 2026.
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Banksy's Identity Allegedly Unmasked: Robin Gunningham Named
A Reuters investigation claims to have identified Banksy as Robin Gunningham, also known as David Jones, after analysing court documents and interviews. The artist's lawyer has disputed the findings.
Banksy's Complete Works Unite in UK Debut Exhibition
A major exhibition showcasing recreations of all 200 of Banksy's artworks opens in Manchester, featuring iconic pieces and supporting cancer charity.
Banksy Identity Uncovered as Robin Gunningham in Reuters Probe
A Reuters investigation claims to have identified graffiti artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, who reportedly changed his name to David Jones, using court records and interviews.
Public Vote on Artist for Sycamore Gap Tree Wood Art
The National Trust invites the public to vote on which of six shortlisted artists will transform timber from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree into a lasting artwork, with the ballot open until 28 March.
Public Vote on Sycamore Gap Tree Wood Art Commission
The National Trust unveils six shortlisted artists for a public vote to determine who will create artwork from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree wood. Voting runs until March 28, with public input weighing 30% in the final decision.
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Public Vote on Sycamore Gap Tree Art Commission Opens
The National Trust invites the public to vote on which of six shortlisted artists will transform timber from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree into a lasting artwork, with voting open until 28 March.
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